Geothermal energy is the use of thermal energy found in the subsoil, either to dissipate or heat a fluid.
At Lubries, we develop climate control projects for any area and/or projects for the utilization of thermal energy by using residual production steam to generate hot water and dissipating energy into the substrate to produce cold water (geothermal energy). This water is delivered through pumping systems to fan and coil units according to the user’s requirements: cooling or heating.
Also by using waste steam we avoid burning fuel or the use of a larger WSHP equipment, which translates into energy savings. In this case, the geothermal energy carried out in this system replaces the use of a dissipation source that has electrical and evaporative consumption.
