Dandelion Energy, the country’s pioneer residential geothermal company, is expanding sales and service to Vermont.
The expansion is supported by new incentives offered by Green Mountain Power (GMP) that provide a rebate worth thousands of dollars when they purchase and install a qualified geothermal whole-home heating and cooling system from Dandelion Energy.
initial entry
Dandelion’s initial entry will be serving customers in southern Vermont’s Bennington County, with plans to expand in the future, providing consultations, planning, installation, and service for their heating and cooling systems.
Dandelion’s highly efficient system is fossil-fuel-free and combats the second-largest source of carbon pollution in Vermont.
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Green Mountain Power has helped remove the cost barrier with the new rebate for consumers
“We could not be more excited to partner with Green Mountain Power to bring geothermal energy to Vermont,” said Michael Sachse, Dandelion CEO.
“Geothermal heating and cooling is clean, efficient, and comfortable. It helps homes electrify and move away from fuel oil. It can cost more upfront, but Green Mountain Power has helped remove that barrier with this new rebate for consumers. Vermont here we come!”
GMP offering incentive
GMP is offering an incentive of $1,800 per ton based on the system’s heating output, and Efficiency Vermont is offering an additional $300, for a combined $2,100 per ton.
A typical whole-home system is about 4 tons. Dandelion will apply the discounts directly to the customer’s purchase price to make it simple to switch from fossil fuel to clean energy.
saving approximately 50% in annual heating
Geothermal, or ground source heat pumps, provides clean and efficient heating, air conditioning, and warm water option at significant savings over fuel oil, propane, and natural gas systems.
Dandelion Home Geothermal Systems can be purchased for cash or with financing. Homeowners in Vermont who pay cash and switch from fuel oil or propane heating can save approximately 50% in annual heating and cooling operating costs.
