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How does geoexchange work? Geoexchange systems, or ground source heat pumps, use a series of pipes which are buried either vertically or horizontally near the target building. For heating purposes, water or a mixture of water and antifreeze are circulated through the pipes to absorb heat from the surrounding soil which is then concentrated and transferred to the building. In hot weather, the process is reversed with the loop carrying heat from the building to use the ground as a heat sink. Unlike air source units, geoexchange systems do not need defrost cycles nor expensive backup electric resistance heat at…