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Hot water from underground is piped into a geothermal plant where it is turned into steam to drive turbines and generate electricity. Geothermal is renewable since the heat source will always be available. While the upfront costs of $23,250-$40,000 to install a geothermal system are high, it becomes more cost effective than alternatives like gas fireplaces or natural gas heating over the long term. Some advantages are consistent heating and lower long-term costs, but disadvantages include the large initial investment and needing to commit to staying in one home for many years to realize the cost savings.
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- 2. How electricity is made Hot water is piped from ground into a geothermal plant, then it meets the flash tank which water is changed into steam by a condenser, then the steam turns a turbine which drive generators to produce electricity. Its renewable so you would always get it and have it.
- 3. Comparing Costs • Geothermal it costs $23,250- $40,000 to get put in most of the cost is from digging the hole in the ground. • Fire Place would be $140 a month • Natural Gas would be about $85 a month • Personally I would choose Geothermal because it is the most efficient but you have to live long term in a house.
- 4. Advantages/Disadvantages Some advantages would be that as long as you always have water you will get the heat from it. It also keeps a house consistently hot. The benefits are that after along time you won’t be paying as much for heat. Some disadvantages is the cost because to get it costs $23,250 and for a mid class person it would take 13 years to pay off. So you would have to commit to where ever you live. And if a pipe breaks you would have to dig the whole thing up.
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