water source heat pump

Water source heat pumps (WSHPs) harness the consistent temperature of nearby water such as lakes, rivers, aquifers, or man made systems like cooling towers to deliver efficient, sustainable heating and cooling. By using water as the heat exchange medium, these systems achieve higher efficiency than air-based alternatives and provide year-round comfort at lower operating costs. Applications Water source heat pumps are ideal for: Commercial Buildings – Offices, hotels, shopping centers, and data centers. Multi-Residential Properties – Apartments, condominiums, and student housing. Public Institutions – Hospitals, schools, and universities. Industrial Facilities – Where large volumes of heating or cooling are required. District Energy Systems – Shared heating/cooling across multiple buildings. How They Work Water Loop or Natural Source – The system draws from a stable water temperature environment. Heat Pump Units – Individual or centralized units transfer heat between the water loop and the building. Heating & Cooling – In winter, the system extracts heat from water and transfers it indoors; in summer, it reverses the process to provide cooling. Our Water Source Heat Pump Solutions Closed-Loop Systems – Water circulated through underground pipes or cooling towers. Open-Loop Systems – Directly use natural water bodies or aquifers. Hybrid Designs – Combine with boilers, chillers, or renewables for maximum flexibility. Commercial & District Applications – Scalable solutions from single buildings to large networks.