Tell us more about them,
such as who makes them, where are they made, do you have a website, how do they work, how much do they cost.
Simple basic answers to simple questions. If it really works, the market is there.

I'd be interested in finding out more as well. I am looking for new business ideas. Background in running businesses and marketing.

Marc,

this is a interesting concept. Does the unit still have to be tied into the grid in order to work during the night? Does it have its own battery back-up? Is it based on nano-technology?

As Wes and slenzen pointed out there is interest and a market in this. We just need to know more!

Manfred Knobel
Moss Pointe Builders

The best way would be to distribute them to HVAC installers. That is the only business model for HVAC systems that I know of that has been demonstarted to work for nearly 100 years.

Unless of course these are portable units like window A/Cs then you'll want to distribute to the big box stores.

After 2 weeks, I still have not heard any more about this product.
If it exists, lets hear more about it.
Marc, "where's the beef?"

Any links that could show how the system works?

www.socoll.net is one way.
Ground contact methodologies are another---in some climes
Radiant panels in the walls--such as www.bekusa.com or www.fccplanterm.com coupled with microencapsulated phase change technology and ground contact loop would be doable in almost any climate

The Bryce Canyon National Park in southerh Utah has several visitors centers that use cooling towers as part of the structure ...pasive cooling in a desert climate.