Commitment to protecting Ohio’s groundwater resource is an important value of Yoder Geothermal. 

And to that end, we are proud to have Tim Yoder serving as a member of a workgroup comprised of the Ohio EPA, Ohio Dept of Health and the Ohio Dept of Natural Resources. 

This group just completed a regulatory recommendation draft for the geothermal industry.  After many conference calls and meetings, a technical document and a companion document were pulled together. 

The technical document lays out  geothermal installation best practices while the companion document addresses the need for state regulation of geothermal systems.  Currently there are no guideline for locating, permitting or registering a geothermal system in Ohio.  

Yoders is committed to abiding by geothermal installation best practice guidelines to help make geothermal heating and cooling the most desirable, safe, green option for heating and cooling your home.

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