The PGWA 2009 Summer Field Conference:

FREE Registrations for the general public are available!

Click here to register for FREE.

The 2009 PGWA Summer Field Conference  will be held on June 12, 2009

at the PGWA Well Demonstration Site in Rock Springs, PA (near State College).  

The technical program features the actual drilling, looping, grouting,

and operation of a geothermal borehole to show you how to

grow your water-well business into the geothermal heat pump industry.

For a preview of the PGWA 2009 Summer Field Conference Program,

and for a registration form and location map, click this link.

Learn How to Grow Your Water-Well Drilling Business

       or Your Environmental Consulting Business

                into the Geothermal Heat Pump Systems Industry

Become an IGSHPA Accredited Vertical Loop Installer by attending

THIS COURSE IS FULL,

and no registrations are being accepted.

The NEW IGSHPA Drillers Geothermal

Training Course PLUS*

The Drillers Training Course PLUS* dates are June 8, 9, and 10

at the Harrisburg-Hershey Holiday Inn in Grantville,PA.

(Same location as the PGWA Winter Conference)

For complete information on this Drillers Geothermal Training Course PLUS*, click this link.

* = Six additional hours of special lessons beyond the IGSHPA course content

NEW GEOTHERMAL TAX CREDITS CREATE
A “PERFECT STORM” IN THE GEOTHERMAL INDUSTRY
 by Todd Giddings, Education Committee Chairman

Learn about the new residential and commercial building

geothermal tax credits by clicking this link.

The PGWA Scholarship Program

Learn about the new PGWA Scholarship Program

and how you can support the Scholarship Fund.

The 2009 PGWA scholarship application deadline is February 15, 2009.

Hydrofracturing article from the 3rd quarter 2006 issue

of the Pennsylvania Driller newsletter

Click this link to open an Adobe Acrobat® pdf file of this article.

 

New "Understanding Your Water Well" Fact Sheet Published by DEP.  This Fact Sheet explains how a well goes dry and what you can do if your well goes dry.  Click on this link to learn read this new Fact Sheet.  Learn how to find a good well driller.

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