Dandelion Energy Stock

dandelionenergy.comEnergy / Clean EnergyFounded: 2017Funding to Date: $176.2MM

Dandelion Energy is a clean energy company that aims to provide geothermal heating and cooling solutions. With a mission to provide a premium HVAC solution, the company features electrified clean energy, heat pumps, and a proprietary equipment suite. Dandelion Energy was founded by James Quazi in 2017 and is headquartered in Mount Kisco, NY.

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Dan Yates
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Kathy Hannun
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Eduardo Llorente
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Forrest Baringer-Jones
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Dandelion Energy’s news and media highlights

Dandelion Energy, a leading residential geothermal company, has appointed Dan Yates as CEO. Yates, who previously served as the Executive Chairman at Dandelion, succeeds Michael Sachse. Prior to Dandelion, Yates co-founded and led Opower, an energy-efficiency software company that went public with a $1Bn+ IPO in 2014.
Dandelion Energy, a leading residential geothermal company, has announced a new multi-split system that provides heating and cooling solutions for homes without ducts. The system uses wall or floor units to provide heat in winter and air conditioning in summer, connecting to a geothermal heat pump that replaces traditional oil or gas furnaces. The company aims to make geothermal technology more accessible, reducing carbon footprints and overall energy costs.
The article discusses the increasing popularity of geothermal heat pumps, a more efficient method of heating and cooling homes that uses underground temperatures. Despite higher upfront costs, the system is incentivized by a 30% tax credit under the Inflation Reduction Act. Companies like Dandelion Energy and WaterFurnace are leading the market, with Dandelion planning a partnership with home builder Lennar Corp.
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