Melink Solar & Geothermal
5140 River Valley Road , Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

We are a global provider of energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions for commercial buildings with four business offerings: HVAC Testing & Balancing, Intelli-Hood® Kitchen Ventilation Controls, Solar PV Development, and Geothermal HVAC. For 30 years, we’ve been helping companies save energy, increase profits, and make the world a more sustainable place. Our corporate headquarters is LEED Platinum and Net-Zero Energy, and our vehicle fleet consists of all hybrid and electric cars.  We envision clean energy transforming the world by improving our global economy, security and environment – for ourselves, our children and future generations.

VISION

We envision clean energy transforming the world by improving our global economy, security and environment – for ourselves, our children and future generations.

MISSION

Our mission is to change the world one building at a time by helping decision-makers implement energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions into their commercial facilities.

PROVEN, RELIABLE, EFFICIENT

Are you selecting an HVAC system for a new construction project or replacing an aging system? You owe it to yourself to consider a geothermal heating and cooling system. Geothermal HVAC offers building owners a more energy­-efficient and environmentally friendly solution than conventional systems. Plus, you can save 25­-50 percent on HVAC cost, reduce maintenance costs, reduce water usage and extend equipment life.  At Melink Corporation, we provide turnkey management of geothermal projects for architects, engineers, ESCOs, and building owners. We also serve as a consulting engineer for architects and engineering firms across the nation.

HOW GEOTHERMAL HEATING & COOLING WORKS

Geothermal may not be familiar to you yet, but it is a proven, reliable and efficient technology. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency states that a geothermal system is the most energy efficient way to heat and cool a building. The concept is pretty simple.  Geothermal heat pumps use the ground as a heat exchanger via a closed­-loop water circuit. During the cold winter months, the geothermal HVAC system takes heat out of the ground and transfers it into the building. And during the hot months of summer, the system removes heat from the building and transfers it back into the ground.  Since the ground maintains a constant temperature of 55­­-70°F depending on your location, a geothermal HVAC system can save 25­­-50 percent on HVAC costs compared to conventional systems using air­ source condensing units for cooling and fossil fuels for heating.