I'm reading all this, and sxtarting to really laugh, imagining a PVC pipe, with copper ground rods driven down all around it, alum foil tops, windmill on the roof top, ... couldn[t help, sorry. Seriously, it might work if you can conduct enough deep ground heat up to match how much heat gets lost. Do not insulate the bottom of the pipe, but insulate all arouund it, but only down to frost level. Go as deep as you can, and goofy as it might seem, a bynch of sawed-off copper-clad ground rods right alongside, but only up to the bottom of the pipe, might help conduce heat up. Don't want to conduct cold down. And MOST IMPORTANT!! don'[t let any of your buddies see you doing this..
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