Question

A geothermal heat pump works by

creating flowing water which turns a turbine and generates electricity.

circulating fluid in a pipe underground and back to the surface to heat or cool a home.

storing the sun's energy and using it indirectly to heat water or a building.

producing electricity chemically by combining hydrogen and oxygen.

Answer 1

@Rushwr

Answer 2

Geothermal heating and cooling systems absorb heat stored in the ground through the water that circulates in its underground loop. This heat is carried to the ground source heat pumps where it's concentrated and then sent as warm, comfortable air throughout your home.

Answer 3

So the answer is B !
I hope you got it @Diana.xL :)

Answer 4

ty

Answer 5

NP :)