With their neighborhood's blessing, St. Peter’s United Church of Christ is moving forward with their backyard project! After considering options, the church opted to go with #geothermal as their chosen heating and cooling method. Read all about it! bit.ly/4cheLXT

Check out this breakdown of the basics and learn about the 5 main types of #geothermal technologies, production potential, geothermal heat pumps, and much more in this article by our very own Jay Egg! bit.ly/45cw2xs

Would you like to know how a heat pump works? How about pool heating? Even more? Find all of those answers and more on the egg Geo YouTube channel! bit.ly/EggGeoYouTube #geothermal #geothermalenergy #thermalenergy #thermalenergynetworks #heatpumps #heatpumptechnology

How is a natural gas pipeline similar to & different from a thermal energy network? Though there are plenty of overlapping elements, there are plenty of distinguishing characteristics that make them distinct. bit.ly/4c3Vg4G

Brian Urlaub and Peter Strupp are featured in the latest issue of District Energy Magazine sharing how ambient loop GSHE is coming to more residential projects with one-pipe systems bringing greater efficiencies and lower costs. Read the article: bit.ly/3RHvhZk

The Radiant Professionals Alliance released an episode on hydronic snow & ice melting systems for a smarter, safer, and more sustainable solution! This FREE webinar is on YouTube with Lance MacNevin and hosted by John Mullen. Check out the full video! youtube.com/watch?v=GymbSv…

Did you know that we already have buried thermal energy networks we can use? Find out how we can use our potable water lines to move thermal energy! Take a look at this #ThrowbackThursday article here! bit.ly/PHCP-DrinkingW…

Learn about how New York's State Capital switched off natural gas! Four years of combined efforts to stop installation of gas turbines for clean, surface water coupled electric chillers have helped to change policy in New York. bit.ly/EmpirePlazaGeo…

The Office of General Services and New York Power Authority plan to shift the Empire State Plaza to a thermal energy network during a four-phase plan! The Empire State Plaza and Capitol will receive $100 million in state funding. bit.ly/3LtNExd

To heat frigid Alaska base, the Army goes underground: There are seven ongoing geothermal projects at military bases across the U.S. as part of larger efforts to increase renewable energy. Learn more! bit.ly/3Wd4oOb

New York’s Geothermal Residential Buildings Are Setting the Bar! Heat pump adoption continues to grow as more awareness of the systems and incentives to get homeowners and developers on board increase. bit.ly/3SlIRlk

The lack of knowledge stems from lack of educational sharing of the technology. Sure, the information is out there if you do your research, but it’s sometimes difficult to get a real idea of geothermal HVAC technology in a holistic way. bit.ly/3YhIyf2

Minnesota utility regulators Thursday approved CenterPoint Energy's ambitious $106 million plan for a host of clean energy pilot projects, including renewable natural gas and geothermal heating. bit.ly/3AaiU1K

Jared Polis stopped in Vail to celebrate a $250,000 grant for the town to explore the energy potential! Vail is the site the town hopes will be the center of a new clean energy heating system as it looks to tap into geothermal energy. bit.ly/46o6YWu

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For folk in the UK - very low #CO2 now that grid #carbon intensity has fallen.

Energy companies are working to adapt as they confront record-setting temperatures, floods, and windstorms. Extreme weather is putting power supplies around the U.S. to the test. Energy companies are racing to find answers. loom.ly/iK1sEtA

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will grant Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport $7.75 million for the development of a geothermal well field as part of an award through a tri-regional coalition. bit.ly/3SuDqAG

BDC analyzed water-savings data from ten thermal energy networks (TENs) across the U.S. and Canada in this new brief, which showcases their significant water conservation potential. bit.ly/3Wsl04D

Local non-profit Blacks in Green (BIG) is working to get clean affordable energy into a low-income neighborhood in West Woodlawn on the city's South Side. BIG, received a $747,000 dollar grant to design a geothermal program in their community. bit.ly/3yojUz6