In Budapest we can find the Zugligeti Lóvasút building heated with ecoGEO heat pumps. The construction of this building dates from the late nineteenth century, being at first the final railway station on horseback. Later, it would end up becoming a simple stop that included in its interior other types of services within the facilities, such as a post office. Finally in 1977 it loses all its functionality and is abandoned.

After several attempts, a reconstruction project is finally approved and the building becomes a museum with coffee shop and restaurant. Two high-power Ecoforest geothermal heat pumps were installed to service this building: ecoGEO HP1 12-40 kW and ecoGEO HP3 15-70 kW.

+ Historic museum in Hegyvidék

Curious installation made in Barcelona where it was decided to make a wooden plant room in the courtyard attached to the main house. This "technical room" includes all the elements of the installation, the boiler model Cantina Nova  next to the DHW tank and the gas outlet.

Thanks to the wifi access compatible with all Ecoforest devices, the user can switch on, switch off and even modify all the parameters of the boiler. This allows you to control the boiler comfortably from your home.

+ Pellet boiler Cantina Nova

This interesting project is a combination of different renewable energies, including in the installation a wind turbine, a biomass boiler and three ecoGEO heat pumps. The objective of the project was to deliver an efficient and renewable energy solution within a dairy farm with more than 750 cattle.

The function of both the biomass boiler and the heat pumps is the drying of recycled manure solids in a practice known as "Green Bedding". Moreover, an air turbine for the production of electricity was installed making the system even more efficient because during the most windy days, the whole installation can work with no need to be attached to the electricity grid.

+ Dairy farm

Last years the use of heat pumps has been extended for the climatization of Churches in the United Kingdom. Within all the examples that we can find we have selected the case of the Church St Stephen's Church, in England.

This church, built from stone during the 11th century, underwent several extensions in the following three hundred years with a North tower and later a South tower being completly rebuilt. In 1880 the first restoration was realized by the architect James Pearson Albin.

In 2015, a new change in the Church began to be managed, in this case the aim was to reduce the heating costs that were growing ever larger due to the use of old oil boilers, radiators and bad insulation. To solve this problem and to have a more efficient system, an Ecoforest ecoGEO B1 5-22 kW EH heat pump together with new underfloor heating was installed, providing the church with heating and sanitary domestic hot water.

+ St Stephen's, Lympne church