A heat pump, or a heat transfer device, works similarly to a traditional air-conditioner (HVAC) Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning unit. The heat pump moves heated air from one location to another, hence the name, but don’t let the name fool you the, “heat pump” can both heat and cool air. ...

  Quite simply: a heat pump pumps heat from the environment into the house, raises it to a higher temperature level and makes it usable for heating. In principle, the heat pump works like a refrigerator - just the other way round.

As heat pump technology continues to dominate the market, commercial geothermal installation is now becoming a popular feature in office spaces. Beyond the ability to maintain comfort and energy-efficiency around the year, what are the specific business benefits these systems bring to the table?