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An underground heat pump, also known as a geothermal heat pump, harnesses the consistent temperature of the earth below the surface to provide efficient heating and cooling for buildings. This sustainable technology capitalizes on the fact that the ground maintains a relatively stable temperature, unaffected by seasonal changes. The heat pump circulates a fluid through a series of pipes buried underground, where it absorbs heat during the winter or disperses heat during the summer. This energy exchange allows the system to provide space heating or cooling without relying heavily on external energy sources.
