July 2009 Green Eggs - Geothermal Systems 101
07/01/2009
July Green Eggs - Geothermal Systems 101
Wednesday, July 1, 2009 7:30 - 9:00am
USM Abromson Center, Portland Campus, Room 109
Jeff Gagnon, President of Gagnon Heating & Air Conditioning Inc.
Ike Goodwin, President of Goodwin Well & Water, Inc.
Are you curious about Geothermal Systems? This month’s Green Eggs will provide a complete overview of these exciting systems and explain the many benefits they have to offer. Currently, 80% of Maine homes depend on oil for heat. Geothermal energy is a time-tested renewable resource that has become a popular alternative to fossil fuels for the heating and cooling of our homes and buildings. Come join us to learn how these highly efficient systems conserve natural resources, provide significant energy cost savings, and offer valuable tax incentives. The presentation will feature technical explanations of various geothermal systems and will include informative handout materials.
Jeff Gagnon founded his company in 2000 in Bridgton, ME. Since its founding, Gagnon Heating & Air Conditioning has installed over 100 geothermal systems and have become industry leader in Maine. Jeff began his mechanical career at an early age and is an experienced provider of geothermal, solar, radiant heating, and fuel burning systems. He is a graduate of the New England Fuel Institute and holds numerous licenses and professional certifications.
Ike Goodwin is president of Goodwin Well & Water Inc., a fourth generation family owned and operated business in Turner, ME. They are Maine’s largest water systems contractor serving residential, commercial, and municipal system customers. Ike has 35 years of experience installing both closed-loop and standing column wells. He holds a Petroleum Engineering BA and his company is certified by the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association.
About Green Eggs and To Register:
Green Eggs is the Chapter's monthly breakfast forum featuring a speaker and topic relevant to green buildings. Networking and a full breakfast will take place from 7:30 - 8:00 followed by a 45 minute presentation and a 15 minute question, answer & discussion period. Attendance is limited and pre-registration with payment is recommended. Attendance is $10 for members and $15 for non members. To register for the event, pay below with PayPal or e-mail
programs@maineusgbc.org to reserve your spot.