EnWise Power Solutions - The one-stop-shop for all your home energy saving needs. Clean energy alternatives with affordable financing make it easier to save money and the environment. Solar Thermal, Solar PV, Geothermal, Small Wind

EnWise has partnered with Generation PV for completely customized clean energy solutions in solar hot water, solar voltaic and small wind turbine applications.

Generation PV has chosen the Apricus Solar unit to bring you high efficiency, low cost Solar Hot Water systems that work all year round. Unlike flat-plate collectors, or evacuated tubes with flat copper foil, the Apricus System utilizes a cylindrical collector which takes advantage of the sun all day, not just when overhead. The result is the best value to quality to performance ratio available on the market today.

Advanced renewable energy systems featuring solar power, wind turbines, solar-diesel hybrid, and grid-tied configurations are custom designed for optimal performance at specific locations. Nearly 40,000 systems have been deployed in 60 countries of the world. This represents thousands of satisfied customers, many of whom return to Generation PV Inc. when they need to expand or upgrade their operations.

EnWise has partnered with Clean Energy Developments for geothermal applications offering alternative heating and cooling, and hot water solutions that save money and the environment.

Together we offer a full-service, multi-disciplinary approach to handle all aspects and phases of a geothermal project. From feasibility and conceptual analysis to design, installation and commissioning, with expertise in engineering and design, equipment supply, and geoexchange loop installation, EnWise and Clean Energy Developments have the resources and personnel to help you build better, greener, more sustainable buildings...and play your part in preserving our natural environment.

How Does Geothermal Work?
Geothermal has several different applications, but a more common installation method is a horizontal closed-loop system.

Geothermal systems take energy that is stored under ground or in water, where temperatures are consistent all year round. A system of loops absorbs the energy (heating or cooling) and is distributed throughout the home via traditional duct work.