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Geo Cooling Technology Pvt Ltd provides feasibility studies and designs for geo cooling systems to efficiently cool and heat buildings. They conduct on-site testing to determine key parameters for system design. Geo Cooling offers full installation and long-term maintenance services, aiming to provide the most energy efficient and environmentally friendly space conditioning with guaranteed lower operating costs than alternatives. Their goal is to make green buildings the new standard through high quality geo cooling solutions.
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