Solar power 
Solar heating
High efficiency boilers
Water recycling
Radiant floor heating
Wind Energy
Geothermal heating 
Concentrated solar power
Heat pumps
Biomass
Minihydraulic Energy
Pool Heating
Solar heating and cooling
Concentrators
Cogeneration
Solar energy in Columbia
This building combinates solar thermal energy for hot water and heating with a radiant floor system and a gas condensation boiler.
8 flat collectors are enough to feed hot water and heating system, due to the high performance of radiant floor, that needs a lower temperature to work, in difference to other heating emissors as radiators.
This boiler can save up to 20% of fuel, guarantied by the manufacturer. Its use, in combination with a solar system and radiant floor, decreases costs dramatically.
Solar energy in Columbia
This building combinates solar thermal energy for hot water and heating with a radiant floor system and a gas condensation boiler.
Solar water heater
Solar water heater for single family residence in Boise , Idaho
Solar panels facilities in Phoenix
What is a heat pump?
Solar panel facilities in New York
The role of solar thermal collectors is to harness the sun's energy and use it to heat water for domestic use.
Solar energy facilities in El Paso
This facility is made of 8 solar collectors installed in 45º over the flat roof to secure hot water supply during the whole year.
Rainwater recovery and high performance industrial boiler in Philadelphia
Solar thermal energy will be used to provide hot water for the showers, the bathrooms and the kitchen of this facility, where nearly two hundred people work.
Solar energy in Jacksonville
Solar energy in Jacksonville, Florida
In this facility, three families of a block of flats decided to have a solar thermal energy facility for production of solar hot water, and with the agreement of the whole block, two collectores were installed only for this family.
Solar energy in Deltona, Florida
Our experience has allowed us to use all kinds of resources. In this case, we used a special shield for panels, meant for those cases in which a high probability of enduring heavy impacts, is foreseen.
