The Dandelion team is on a mission to bring the promise of geothermal-based heating and cooling systems to homeowners around the world as an alternative to more traditional fossil fuel-based systems.
It recently announced the successful closure to a $4.5 million dollar round of financing as it looks to scale up operations in its upstate New York operating area.
Dandelion first sprouted in the cutting edge innovation labs of Google’s parent company, Alphabet, before blossoming as its own company in May of 2017.
To date, Dandelion’s innovations have cut the cost of home geothermal heating and cooling systems in half, which is an impressive feat for a company that’s been around less than a year.
The system is currently being designed to deliver heating and cooling to homes, including hot water, with the entire system being managed by an intelligent brain that keeps everything humming along seamlessly with a Nest thermostat as the primary user interface for the system.
Dandelion acquired Geo-Connections, the nation’s leading geothermal Software as a Service (SaaS) company.