Geothermal energy harnesses heat from the vast natural furnace inside the Earth. The core of the Earth is about the same temperature as the sun's surface, and the heat is continually replenished by the decay of radioactive elements that are mostly concentrated in the Earth’s crustal rocks, providing a huge source of sustainable and virtually emission-free energy.
Learn more about Geothermal Energy in our Resources Hub.
Ground-source heat pumps (also known as geothermal heat pumps) are one of the most energy-efficient technologies for space heating and cooling and water heating. They work much like the reverse cycle heating and cooling systems commonly used throughout Australia but take advantage of the relatively constant temperatures present in the ground down to a depth of about ~50m. This allows the heat pump to operate more efficiently, thereby substantially reducing energy use.
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Our Member Services database guides and assists the public to search for a service or geothermal equipment provider or a consultant to undertake a geothermal project.
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AGA is an Affiliate Member of the International Geothermal Association, a Partner in the Global Geothermal Alliance, an active member of the IGA Asia Western Pacific Regional Branch, International Energy Agency - Geothermal, the International Pertnership for Geothermal Technology and a Media Partner of Think Geoenergy.
We update our news hub with the latest updates from the Australian Geothermal Association and also share the latest research, insights and publications from the global geothermal community in our resources section.
