Learn how geothermal ground source heat pumps work and why you should consider heating and cooling your home with this hyper-efficient technology.

Homeowner Jason Anderson recaps the Dandelion Air installation process and talks about his first summer with a geothermal heating and cooling system.

These eye-opening facts about geothermal heating and cooling are sure to blow your mind.

Homeowners are spending tens of thousands to heat their home with heating oil, natural gas, and propane. We dig in to see exactly how much homeowners are spending on their annual home energy costs and what they can do to save.

A home energy audit provides a room-by-room assessment of your house to determine how much energy your home uses, where your home is losing energy, and which fixes you should prioritize to make your home more efficient and comfortable.

The extension of the Federal ITC will allow homeowners who install a geothermal heat pump to deduct 26% of the cost of the system from their federal income taxes.

Many homeowners heat their homes with traditional heating oil, but because of recent technological advancements, there is a cheaper, more efficient way to heat and cool your home: geothermal ground source heating.  In recent years, […]

5 things you need to know about geothermal heating.

We’re proud to announce that our customers have surpassed 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide pollution avoided. The milestone highlights the positive impact Dandelion Energy’s customers have made–and will continue to make for decades–since the company’s customer-facing […]

Dandelion is now available in parts of Connecticut. We’re excited to share that Dandelion’s Geothermal Heating & Cooling Systems are now available in certain parts of Connecticut. Our launch in Connecticut coincides with new incentives […]

Geothermal (otherwise known as ground source) heat pumps, are the most efficient way to heat and cool your home without fossil fuels. Not only is it good for the environment, it can also save you […]

Here are 4 reasons a homeowner might choose a geothermal heating & cooling system versus a traditional heating oil. Never worry about running out of oil again Every homeowner who has a heating oil tank […]

Update: The 0% funding described in this blog post has been exhausted. In an effort to restart the clean energy economy in New York State, beginning June 1st, 2020, New York State Energy Research and […]

We’re excited to launch our new customer referral program. Here’s everything you need to know to get started. Why should I refer customers to Dandelion? Because your friends, family, and neighbors can save money and […]

Outside of keeping your family safe, the primary function of a home is to feel, well, homey. After all, a house isn’t a home unless it’s a place that makes you and your family feel […]

When you’re building a new home, you have plenty of options in front of you for heating and cooling. But no option offers the comfort, efficiency and low operating costs the way geothermal does. Not […]

It may not seem like it right now, but the first day of spring has come and gone. Warm weather and air conditioning season are just around the corner! It’s a smart idea to plan […]

As I walked into my 66° home, I immediately adjusted the thermostat warm enough to knock off a few layers of sweaters and shirts. I was home, safe and – soon enough – cozy. As […]

The scope and scale of global warming can feel overwhelming. Fortunately, there’s lots that you can do at home to lessen your personal impact on the environment and help save the planet. Buildings emit more […]

What’s the difference between a furnace and a boiler? The fundamental difference between a furnace and a boiler is how the heat is distributed throughout your home.  A furnace is a forced air system and […]

If you have ever wondered why your oil bill constantly fluctuates, you may already know that’s in part due to the relationship between supply and demand. However, what you may not know about are the […]

Last year, I had knee surgery. I couldn’t walk, couldn’t leave my apartment, and was catapulted into working remotely full-time. All told, I left my home only a handful of times over 10 weeks. It […]