I haven’t. That sounds like a good combination though.

Do you know of any homes that are net carbon zero due to using a geothermal hvac system coupled with solar pv and perhaps passive solar?

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Good luck big sky. I’m doing the same.

I just put some of these ideas into the works. Hope that the energy saving ideas help with my utility bill and my carbon footprint.

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If you are looking for a way to save some money and do something a little green. These tips are very useful. If you look for every opportunity to conserve you can find it. Good luck

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