The Utility Networked Geothermal Collaborative is strengthened by partners who show up with deep expertise, practical support, and a genuine commitment to advancing this work.
Our technical and industry partners support UNGC by helping member utilities learn from one another, develop shared resources, and move networked geothermal from concept to real-world implementation. Their involvement plays an important role in strengthening collaboration across the geothermal ecosystem, and we are grateful for their continued engagement and support.
International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA) is proud to support UNGC’s mission to bring together gas utilities to collaboratively advance TENS and utility geo.
Founded in 1987, IGSHPA is a nonprofit, member-driven organization dedicated to advancing ground source heat pump (GSHP) technology at the local, state, national, and international levels. IGSHPA supports collaboration with utilities to help build infrastructure, reduce installation costs, and advance long-term sustainability goals.
GeoExchange supports UNGC’s mission by advancing policies, programs, and market structures that enable the widespread adoption of networked geothermal and thermal energy networks.
GeoExchange works at the intersection of utilities, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to promote utility-scale geothermal solutions that reduce emissions, improve affordability, and support long-term decarbonization goals. Through research, policy advocacy, and cross-sector collaboration, GeoExchange helps create the conditions necessary for networked geothermal to move from pilot projects to scalable infrastructure.
GTI Energy supports UNGC’s mission by providing research, technical analysis, and applied expertise that help utilities evaluate, design, and deploy networked geothermal and thermal energy network solutions.
As a nonprofit research organization, GTI Energy works with utilities, regulators, and industry partners to advance innovative energy systems that improve reliability, affordability, and decarbonization outcomes. GTI Energy’s research and field-based insights help inform best practices and support the responsible scaling of networked geothermal infrastructure.