ZBF Geothermal

Proud to be part of this press conference with Senator Pete Harckham drilling one of the first deeper than 500’ boreholes in the state.

Zachary Fink, ZBF Geothermal's President was quoted in this article on the benefits and incentives associated with installing a geothermal heating and cooling on Long Island. Contact us today to learn how much you could save with switching to a geothermal system.

Geothermal: Long Islanders spend, save on heating, cooling homes Pricey upfront but nearly free in the long run, geothermal systems are slowly heating up on LI.

https://rew-online.com/lendlease-secures-grants-for-new-yorks-largest-geothermal-residential-building/

ZBF Geothermal in conjunction with CDM Smith and our client Lendlease have been working on the tallest multifamily project yet to install a geothermal system. This project features over 57 miles of pipe in the ground to provide heating and cooling for the 800+ apartments in the 37 story building.

ZBF is the applicant for both of the NYSERDA grants for this project, totaling over $4M.

Lendlease Secures Grants for New York’s Largest Geothermal Residential Building | Real Estate Weekly Lendlease, a leading global real estate and investment management group, and joint venture partner Aware Super, one of Australia’s largest superannuation funds, today announced the acquisition of $4 million in support from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) to...

ZBF Geothermal is proud to be part of this landmark geothermal project in NYC providing both design and installation assistance services.

Get to know our Community Heat Pump Systems Pilot Program! Round 1 Award winners Ecosave and LCOR will build the largest project in NYC’s history on , providing clean heating & cooling to a 470,000 square foot mixed-use complex. The development will be comprised of 463 residential apartments, 30% of which will be designated affordable housing.

Learn more about the project here: https://bit.ly/3Bywzv6

This client wanted to maximize the height in their basement. The geothermal units ductwork was designed to be out of the way, maximizing the ceiling height in the basement. Normally a ductwork trunk would have ran under the beams to connect the two ducts, but instead we had custom designed ductwork fabricated to fit exactly into the ceiling joists to have no impact on height clearance.

Instead of using 2,200 gallons of oil a year, this client will have heating, cooling and hot water for $1,500/year