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As cooling costs climb in Minnesota, some homeowners are turning to geothermal
Homeowners face installation costs of $10,000 to $38,000, but utilities say geothermal can cut monthly bills by 30% to 70%.
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As cooling costs climb in Minnesota, some homeowners are turning to geothermal
As another spell of summer heat drives up air-conditioning costs in Minnesota, some homeowners in and around New Ulm are turning to geothermal heating and cooling systems for relief. Although installing geothermal equipment can be costly, some households are weighing that expense against the potential for reduced utility bills over time. What's happening? In this region, underground temperatures stay relatively steady at about 50 to 53 degrees F…
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