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Geothermal Pool & Spa Heating
Offered by
6900 Daniels Parkway - Suite 29
Fort Myers, Florida 33912
info@geothermalinnovations.com
239.633.5624
Visit us at
www.geothermalinnovations.com
 If you still heat your community’s pool & spa with propane or
natural gas, you’re working with obsolete technology and
wasting 70%-80% of your heating budget every year !
 Over the past 10 years, the price of propane gas has sky-
rocketed by over 128% leaving many communities scrambling
for a cost effective alternative to heating their pool & spa.
 Geothermal pool & spa heating technology has established a
strong and proven track record over the past 25 years clearly
making it the superior technology for the future of pool heating.
Are you still heating your pool with Gas ?
1
How Geothermal Heating Works
1) Geothermal Heat Pumps creates clean, sustainable and
environment friendly “free” energy by using the renewable heat
stored in the water of a nearby lake or through a pair of wells
we drill.
2) Through a simple heat transfer process using a Freon gas, a
compressor and a condensing unit, the heat that is stored in
the water is transferred to your pool thereby raising the water
temperature.
3) Geothermal will not only heat your pool in the winter, but it will
cool your pool in the summer giving you’re bathers a constant
“refreshing” swimming pool water temperature year-round.
2
3
Why Geothermal is the Best Choice
 It is intrinsically basic and dependable, with few moving parts.
 It only uses electricity to transfer heat not to create heat.
 It’s 6x’s more cost efficient than heating with Propane Gas and
 4x’s more cost efficient than heating with Natural Gas
 It uses “free” renewable energy .. no longer depletes natural resources.
 Efficient in all weather conditions and unaffected by air temperature.
 Replaces the copper in gas heater exchangers with Titanium
 Eliminates all copper staining of pool & spa surfaces from gas heaters.
 The system has a 20 year lifespan and when running is virtually silent.
4
Aquacal Water Source Heat Pumps
Marine grade aluminum for strength and durability
Thermo-Link Patented Titanium Heat Exchangers
Heat and cool standard on WS05 & WS10 units
Dual heater thermostat standard on all models.
Electronic control and monitoring system
Super efficient scroll compressor
 Best warranty in its class
 WS03 : 50,000 Btu Geothermal Heat Pump
 WS05 : 90,000 Btu Geothermal Heat Pump
 WS10 : 215,000 Btu Geothermal Heat Pump
5
Case Study : Sample Community
Geothermal Pool & Spa Heating
Data & Assumptions
Outdoor Pool Volume (Gallons) ~ 115,000
Maintain Pool Water Temperature ~ 86°F
Outdoor Spa Volume (Gallons) : Surface Area < 150 sf < 2,000
Maintain Spa Water Temperature ~ 104°
January Peak Month Heat Loss in Pool (Nominal = 8°F) = 10°F
o Surface Area Multiplier = 1.10
o Wind Velocity Multiplier = 1.10
o Building Shade Multiplier = 1.00
o Source Water Multiplier = 1.00
Current Pool Propane Gas Expenditure per Year ~ $ 36,000
Current Propane Gas Heater Repairs & New Units ~ $ 4,000
Annual Cost of Electricity to Operate Geothermal System ~ $ 7,000
Propane Gas Cost per Gallon Used in Analysis ~ $ 2.00
Electric Cost Per KWH Used in Analysis ~ $ 0.11
Annual Increase in Propane Gas (Via 30 Year Statistics) ~ 6.0%
Annual Increase in Electricity (Via 30 Year Statistics) ~ 1.5%
6
Community Pool & Spa : Sample Case
7
Installation Equipment : Sample Case
 1 Source well drilled and cased to produce up to 160 GPM.
 1 Injection well drilled and cased to Mid-Hawthorne aquifer.
 7.5 HP submersible well pump & pipe to 125 foot depth.
 Plate Heat Exchanger (PHE) - 500K Btu @ 160 gpm.
 1 AquaCal WS03-1 - 50,000 Btu Geothermal Spa Heat Pump.
 7 AquaCal WS05-1 - 90,000 Btu Geothermal Pool Heat Pumps.
 Welded aluminum equipment frame(s) to mount heat pumps.
 Control Conversion Kit to link the heaters to the primary unit.
 Source loop 3.0 hp pump to circulate water thru the system.
 Electrical wiring of heaters, loop pump & well pump.
 Complete Installation includes all labor, parts & materials.
8
Installation Schematic : Sample Case
9
Purchased Geothermal System using Wells
Propane Gas vs Geothermal
Years
Current Propane Gas
Heating System
Purchase
Geothermal using Wells
Geothermal
vs
Propane Gas
20 Year
Summary
Fuel Cost
using
Propane Gas
5%
Increase / Yr.
Repair
and
Replacement
Gas Heaters
2
4
R
3
Total Cost
Of
Heating
with
Propane Gas
Geothermal
System
Purchase
Price
Annual Cost
of Electricity
to Operate
System
2%
Increase / Yr.
Estimated
Cost of
Repairs
&
Maintenance
Total Cost
Of
Heating
with
Geothermal
Savings from
Geothermal
vs
Propane Gas
% Savings
Geothermal
vs
Propane Gas
Years 1 thru 5
Summary
$ 209,974 $ 17,000 $ 226,974 $ 94,800 $ 36,066 warranty $ 130,866 $ 96,108 42%
Years 1 thru 10
Summary
$ 477,960 $ 34,000 $ 513,816 $ 94,800 $ 74,919 $ 2,500 $ 172,219 $ 341,597 66%
Years 1 thru 15
Summary
$ 819,985 $ 51,750 $ 873,592 $ 94,800 $ 107,776 $ 6,250 $ 208,826 $ 664,766 76%
Years 1 thru 20
Summary
$ 1,256,506 $ 70,500 $ 1,328,862 $ 94,800 $ 140,633 $ 11,250 $ 246,683 $ 1,082,180 81%
Propane & Electricity Annual Increases were derived from 20 year historical records @ www.eia.gov/petroleum/data.cfm
10
Rented Geothermal System using Wells
Propane Gas vs Geothermal
Years
Current Propane Gas
Heating System
Rental
Geothermal using Wells
Geothermal
vs
Propane Gas
20 Year
Summary
Fuel Cost
Using
Propane Gas
5%
Increase / Yr.
Repair
and
Replacement
Gas Heaters
Total Cost
Of
Heating
with
Propane Gas
Geothermal
System
Rental
at
$1,875.00
per month
Annual Cost
of Electricity
to Operate
System
2%
Increase / Yr.
Estimated
Cost of
Repairs
&
Maintenance
Total Cost
Of
Heating with
Geothermal
Savings from
Geothermal
vs
Propane Gas
% Savings
Geothermal
vs
Propane Gas
Years 1 thru 5
Summary
$ 209,974 $ 17,000 $ 226,974 $ 108,089 $ 36,066
Included in
Rent
$ 144,155 $ 82,819 36%
Years 1 thru 10
Summary
$ 477,960 $ 34,000 $ 513,816 $ 205,793 $ 74,919
Included in
Rent
$ 280,712 $ 233,104 45%
Years 1 thru 15
Summary
$ 819,985 $ 51,750 $ 873,592 $ 295,912 $ 116,775
Included in
Rent
$ 412,687 $ 460,905 53%
Years 1 thru 20
Summary
$ 1,256,506 $ 70,500 $ 1,328,862 $ 295,912 $ 161,866
Included in
Rent
$ 457,778 $ 871,085 66%
Propane & Electricity Annual Increases were derived from 20 year historical records @ www.eia.gov/petroleum/data.cfm
11
Return on Investment : Sample Case
Heated with Propane Gas
 Savings of $ 96,108 or 42% over 5 years
 Savings of $ 341,597 or 66% over 10 years
 Savings of $ 664,766 or 76% over 15 years
 Savings of $1,082,000 or 81% over 20 years
 Breakeven on system in 30 months.
Heated with Natural Gas
 Savings of $ 40,852 or 24% over 5 years
 Savings of $ 215,818 or 56% over 10 years
 Savings of $ 448,980 or 68% over 15 years
 Savings of $ 751,520 or 75% over 20 years
 Breakeven on system in 42 months.
12
Benefits of Renting your system
 No out-of-pocket investment as the all costs are rolled into one monthly payment.
 Payments decrease 2% each year - lowering the cost of heating by 35% overall.
 Community ownership of the geothermal system at the end of the 15th year.
 All repairs and maintenance associated with the heating system.
 Equivalent to purchasing when the cost of money is included at 6%.
 Installation of a wireless controller on the pool to monitor the temperature 24/7.
 Installation of gas heater ports which allows us it install a loaner heaters if needed.
 Our goal is to eliminate down time of your communities pool.
Rent or Purchase your Geothermal System
Benefits of Purchasing your system
 Break Even within 36 months with Propane Gas and 42 months with Natural Gas.
 80% Return on Investment (Excluding the cost of money)
 Immediate community ownership and control of the geothermal heating system.
13
Funding Your Installation
1) Draw from Reserves: If the community has a reserve fund available
that can be used to purchase the system, this is the simplest way for
board members to acquire the necessary funds for the project. The
reserves can then be paid back from the savings generated by the
geothermal system.
2) Special Assessment: This requires more effort on the part of the board
members to obtain the funds, but again, the funds will be repaid to the
community in about 3 years time.
3) Bank Loan: Some communities have a good working relationship with
their bank and can obtain funding. The only drawback is that banks
tend to look at the loan a “unsecured” so interest rates vary.
4) Renting from Geothermal Innovations: We will fund 100% of the
project so no “out-of-pocket” investment is required. The overall ROI is
about 15% lower than if community purchased the system outright
(when the cost of money is excluded from analysis).
14
Educating Community Board Members
 Understanding the Product: The average
board member is typically retired or semi-retired
and they have never been exposed to the
technology and many times their interests are
focused elsewhere.
 Price of the System: Even when faced with a
breakeven of 3 years and hundreds of thousands
in savings, funding the system via a community
assessment or bank loan is rarely met with high
enthusiasm so they tend to avoid it altogether.
 Service After the Sale: Obtaining competent,
reliable and timely service for the system. How
well your system performs revolves largely around
knowing when a problem occurs and the delay
time in resolving the issue.
 Warranty: Every board member wants
assurance that they have made a good decision
for their community. They express that need the
need of an “exceptional” warranty for the total
system purchased.
 Education is the only answer: Once they
understand Geothermal simply transfers “free
heat” stored in lakes or underground water
versus burning a fossil fuel to “create heat”
is a key step to moving them forward.
 Renting provides an easy solution: Our
Rental Plan requires No out-of-pocket
investment as the installation costs are rolled
into a monthly payment that produces saving
of 60%± over the life of the system.
 Service After the Sale: After the sale, the
strength of the product lies within our ability to
respond in a timely manner. Plus Aquacals
repair department can also service the
system giving added customer assurance.
 Warranty: We offer customers a Standard
Warranty of 5 years on the heating units & 1
year on remaining system. We also offer a
Premium Warranty with 7 year bumper-to-
bumper coverage.

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Going Green PRESENTATION

  • 1. Geothermal Pool & Spa Heating Offered by 6900 Daniels Parkway - Suite 29 Fort Myers, Florida 33912 info@geothermalinnovations.com 239.633.5624 Visit us at www.geothermalinnovations.com
  • 2.  If you still heat your community’s pool & spa with propane or natural gas, you’re working with obsolete technology and wasting 70%-80% of your heating budget every year !  Over the past 10 years, the price of propane gas has sky- rocketed by over 128% leaving many communities scrambling for a cost effective alternative to heating their pool & spa.  Geothermal pool & spa heating technology has established a strong and proven track record over the past 25 years clearly making it the superior technology for the future of pool heating. Are you still heating your pool with Gas ? 1
  • 3. How Geothermal Heating Works 1) Geothermal Heat Pumps creates clean, sustainable and environment friendly “free” energy by using the renewable heat stored in the water of a nearby lake or through a pair of wells we drill. 2) Through a simple heat transfer process using a Freon gas, a compressor and a condensing unit, the heat that is stored in the water is transferred to your pool thereby raising the water temperature. 3) Geothermal will not only heat your pool in the winter, but it will cool your pool in the summer giving you’re bathers a constant “refreshing” swimming pool water temperature year-round. 2
  • 4. 3
  • 5. Why Geothermal is the Best Choice  It is intrinsically basic and dependable, with few moving parts.  It only uses electricity to transfer heat not to create heat.  It’s 6x’s more cost efficient than heating with Propane Gas and  4x’s more cost efficient than heating with Natural Gas  It uses “free” renewable energy .. no longer depletes natural resources.  Efficient in all weather conditions and unaffected by air temperature.  Replaces the copper in gas heater exchangers with Titanium  Eliminates all copper staining of pool & spa surfaces from gas heaters.  The system has a 20 year lifespan and when running is virtually silent. 4
  • 6. Aquacal Water Source Heat Pumps Marine grade aluminum for strength and durability Thermo-Link Patented Titanium Heat Exchangers Heat and cool standard on WS05 & WS10 units Dual heater thermostat standard on all models. Electronic control and monitoring system Super efficient scroll compressor  Best warranty in its class  WS03 : 50,000 Btu Geothermal Heat Pump  WS05 : 90,000 Btu Geothermal Heat Pump  WS10 : 215,000 Btu Geothermal Heat Pump 5
  • 7. Case Study : Sample Community Geothermal Pool & Spa Heating Data & Assumptions Outdoor Pool Volume (Gallons) ~ 115,000 Maintain Pool Water Temperature ~ 86°F Outdoor Spa Volume (Gallons) : Surface Area < 150 sf < 2,000 Maintain Spa Water Temperature ~ 104° January Peak Month Heat Loss in Pool (Nominal = 8°F) = 10°F o Surface Area Multiplier = 1.10 o Wind Velocity Multiplier = 1.10 o Building Shade Multiplier = 1.00 o Source Water Multiplier = 1.00 Current Pool Propane Gas Expenditure per Year ~ $ 36,000 Current Propane Gas Heater Repairs & New Units ~ $ 4,000 Annual Cost of Electricity to Operate Geothermal System ~ $ 7,000 Propane Gas Cost per Gallon Used in Analysis ~ $ 2.00 Electric Cost Per KWH Used in Analysis ~ $ 0.11 Annual Increase in Propane Gas (Via 30 Year Statistics) ~ 6.0% Annual Increase in Electricity (Via 30 Year Statistics) ~ 1.5% 6
  • 8. Community Pool & Spa : Sample Case 7
  • 9. Installation Equipment : Sample Case  1 Source well drilled and cased to produce up to 160 GPM.  1 Injection well drilled and cased to Mid-Hawthorne aquifer.  7.5 HP submersible well pump & pipe to 125 foot depth.  Plate Heat Exchanger (PHE) - 500K Btu @ 160 gpm.  1 AquaCal WS03-1 - 50,000 Btu Geothermal Spa Heat Pump.  7 AquaCal WS05-1 - 90,000 Btu Geothermal Pool Heat Pumps.  Welded aluminum equipment frame(s) to mount heat pumps.  Control Conversion Kit to link the heaters to the primary unit.  Source loop 3.0 hp pump to circulate water thru the system.  Electrical wiring of heaters, loop pump & well pump.  Complete Installation includes all labor, parts & materials. 8
  • 10. Installation Schematic : Sample Case 9
  • 11. Purchased Geothermal System using Wells Propane Gas vs Geothermal Years Current Propane Gas Heating System Purchase Geothermal using Wells Geothermal vs Propane Gas 20 Year Summary Fuel Cost using Propane Gas 5% Increase / Yr. Repair and Replacement Gas Heaters 2 4 R 3 Total Cost Of Heating with Propane Gas Geothermal System Purchase Price Annual Cost of Electricity to Operate System 2% Increase / Yr. Estimated Cost of Repairs & Maintenance Total Cost Of Heating with Geothermal Savings from Geothermal vs Propane Gas % Savings Geothermal vs Propane Gas Years 1 thru 5 Summary $ 209,974 $ 17,000 $ 226,974 $ 94,800 $ 36,066 warranty $ 130,866 $ 96,108 42% Years 1 thru 10 Summary $ 477,960 $ 34,000 $ 513,816 $ 94,800 $ 74,919 $ 2,500 $ 172,219 $ 341,597 66% Years 1 thru 15 Summary $ 819,985 $ 51,750 $ 873,592 $ 94,800 $ 107,776 $ 6,250 $ 208,826 $ 664,766 76% Years 1 thru 20 Summary $ 1,256,506 $ 70,500 $ 1,328,862 $ 94,800 $ 140,633 $ 11,250 $ 246,683 $ 1,082,180 81% Propane & Electricity Annual Increases were derived from 20 year historical records @ www.eia.gov/petroleum/data.cfm 10
  • 12. Rented Geothermal System using Wells Propane Gas vs Geothermal Years Current Propane Gas Heating System Rental Geothermal using Wells Geothermal vs Propane Gas 20 Year Summary Fuel Cost Using Propane Gas 5% Increase / Yr. Repair and Replacement Gas Heaters Total Cost Of Heating with Propane Gas Geothermal System Rental at $1,875.00 per month Annual Cost of Electricity to Operate System 2% Increase / Yr. Estimated Cost of Repairs & Maintenance Total Cost Of Heating with Geothermal Savings from Geothermal vs Propane Gas % Savings Geothermal vs Propane Gas Years 1 thru 5 Summary $ 209,974 $ 17,000 $ 226,974 $ 108,089 $ 36,066 Included in Rent $ 144,155 $ 82,819 36% Years 1 thru 10 Summary $ 477,960 $ 34,000 $ 513,816 $ 205,793 $ 74,919 Included in Rent $ 280,712 $ 233,104 45% Years 1 thru 15 Summary $ 819,985 $ 51,750 $ 873,592 $ 295,912 $ 116,775 Included in Rent $ 412,687 $ 460,905 53% Years 1 thru 20 Summary $ 1,256,506 $ 70,500 $ 1,328,862 $ 295,912 $ 161,866 Included in Rent $ 457,778 $ 871,085 66% Propane & Electricity Annual Increases were derived from 20 year historical records @ www.eia.gov/petroleum/data.cfm 11
  • 13. Return on Investment : Sample Case Heated with Propane Gas  Savings of $ 96,108 or 42% over 5 years  Savings of $ 341,597 or 66% over 10 years  Savings of $ 664,766 or 76% over 15 years  Savings of $1,082,000 or 81% over 20 years  Breakeven on system in 30 months. Heated with Natural Gas  Savings of $ 40,852 or 24% over 5 years  Savings of $ 215,818 or 56% over 10 years  Savings of $ 448,980 or 68% over 15 years  Savings of $ 751,520 or 75% over 20 years  Breakeven on system in 42 months. 12
  • 14. Benefits of Renting your system  No out-of-pocket investment as the all costs are rolled into one monthly payment.  Payments decrease 2% each year - lowering the cost of heating by 35% overall.  Community ownership of the geothermal system at the end of the 15th year.  All repairs and maintenance associated with the heating system.  Equivalent to purchasing when the cost of money is included at 6%.  Installation of a wireless controller on the pool to monitor the temperature 24/7.  Installation of gas heater ports which allows us it install a loaner heaters if needed.  Our goal is to eliminate down time of your communities pool. Rent or Purchase your Geothermal System Benefits of Purchasing your system  Break Even within 36 months with Propane Gas and 42 months with Natural Gas.  80% Return on Investment (Excluding the cost of money)  Immediate community ownership and control of the geothermal heating system. 13
  • 15. Funding Your Installation 1) Draw from Reserves: If the community has a reserve fund available that can be used to purchase the system, this is the simplest way for board members to acquire the necessary funds for the project. The reserves can then be paid back from the savings generated by the geothermal system. 2) Special Assessment: This requires more effort on the part of the board members to obtain the funds, but again, the funds will be repaid to the community in about 3 years time. 3) Bank Loan: Some communities have a good working relationship with their bank and can obtain funding. The only drawback is that banks tend to look at the loan a “unsecured” so interest rates vary. 4) Renting from Geothermal Innovations: We will fund 100% of the project so no “out-of-pocket” investment is required. The overall ROI is about 15% lower than if community purchased the system outright (when the cost of money is excluded from analysis). 14
  • 16. Educating Community Board Members  Understanding the Product: The average board member is typically retired or semi-retired and they have never been exposed to the technology and many times their interests are focused elsewhere.  Price of the System: Even when faced with a breakeven of 3 years and hundreds of thousands in savings, funding the system via a community assessment or bank loan is rarely met with high enthusiasm so they tend to avoid it altogether.  Service After the Sale: Obtaining competent, reliable and timely service for the system. How well your system performs revolves largely around knowing when a problem occurs and the delay time in resolving the issue.  Warranty: Every board member wants assurance that they have made a good decision for their community. They express that need the need of an “exceptional” warranty for the total system purchased.  Education is the only answer: Once they understand Geothermal simply transfers “free heat” stored in lakes or underground water versus burning a fossil fuel to “create heat” is a key step to moving them forward.  Renting provides an easy solution: Our Rental Plan requires No out-of-pocket investment as the installation costs are rolled into a monthly payment that produces saving of 60%± over the life of the system.  Service After the Sale: After the sale, the strength of the product lies within our ability to respond in a timely manner. Plus Aquacals repair department can also service the system giving added customer assurance.  Warranty: We offer customers a Standard Warranty of 5 years on the heating units & 1 year on remaining system. We also offer a Premium Warranty with 7 year bumper-to- bumper coverage.