Gas utility and housing trust to build Vermont’s first ever geothermal-heated neighborhood
Vermont’s natural gas utility is teaming up with two local affordable housing developers to experiment with using geothermal energy to heat a new neighborhood in
From Protest to Partnership: How Geothermal Became a Utility Strategy
In 2016, a meeting inside Eversource’s Massachusetts headquarters could have gone very differently. On one side sat William Akley, then president of gas operations. On
Utilities Turn to Networked Geothermal to Decarbonize Buildings
A recent article from Grist highlights a growing shift in how utilities are approaching building decarbonization. Rather than relying solely on traditional electrification pathways or
Turning Up the Heat with Geothermal Energy
A recent feature from the Conservation Law Foundation highlights how networked geothermal systems are emerging as a powerful strategy to decarbonize buildings while maintaining the
Growing Interest in Utility-Led Geothermal Reaches Vermont
A Vermont natural gas utility is evaluating a transition toward networked geothermal systems as part of its long-term carbon reduction strategy, signaling continued national momentum
Vermont Gas Explores Networked Geothermal as Part of Its Decarbonization Strategy
A Vermont natural gas utility is evaluating networked geothermal as a complementary strategy within its broader carbon-reduction portfolio. In a recent article from Canary Media,
Boston Suburb Demonstrates Utility-Led Geothermal Transition
A new report from Inside Climate News highlights how Framingham, Massachusetts, is becoming a national example of how gas utilities can transition to clean thermal
Thermal Energy Networks: From Pilot Projects to Scalable Utility Assets
Across the energy sector, pilot projects often serve as the proving ground for new technologies. Networked geothermal and thermal energy networks are no exception. Early
Why Utilities Are Exploring Networked Geothermal Now
As utilities across the United States work to meet decarbonization goals while maintaining system reliability and affordability, many are re-examining how heating and cooling are