Utility Networked Geothermal Collaborative
An expansion of the existing networked geothermal project in Framingham. This project will serve 37 buildings with 23 single and multi-family homes — including 13
National Grid proposed an ambient loop, serving 316,000 square feet of conditioned space, utilizing a geothermal loop with load sharing between both commercial and residential
National Grid has proposed an ambient temperature loop, serving 317,000 square feet of conditioned space with a shared geothermal loop. This project is awaiting regulatory
National Grid has proposed an ambient loop, serving 1.7 million square feet of conditioned space, utilizing waste heat from a wastewater treatment facility. This project
In response to WA HB 2131 NW Natural identified a new development in Vancouver, WA where the proposed TEN will provide heating, cooling, and domestic
As announced in March of this year, the study will assess the viability of implementing a closed-loop geothermal system capable of supporting multiple heat pumps for heating and cooling at John F. McCloskey Elementary School and the adjacent Dorothy Emanuel Recreation Center.
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission approved CenterPoint’s innovation plan in 2024, which includes 17 pilot projects and seven research and development efforts.
Mount Vernon (Westchester County): Geothermal boreholes and shared loop serving a mix of building types (homes, multifamily, community facilities).
The project was approved by the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities in 2020 and, once in service, the pilot is intended to run through two