US Utilities Embrace Geothermal Energy to Decarbonize Buildings
CREtech
Thanks for keeping up with the CREtech Community in the News! For more news about members of the CREtech Community, follow us on Linkedin.
CREtech
Thanks for keeping up with the CREtech Community in the News! For more news about members of the CREtech Community, follow us on Linkedin.
US utilities are increasingly turning to geothermal energy as a sustainable alternative to natural gas for heating and cooling buildings. A groundbreaking project in Framingham, Massachusetts, by Eversource Energy, uses a networked geothermal system to serve residential and commercial properties. This innovative approach could significantly reduce carbon emissions and enhance energy efficiency across the country. As regulatory pressure to phase out natural gas intensifies, geothermal systems offer a promising solution, with potential cost savings and environmental benefits as the technology matures.
Subscribe to CREtech to get our monthly newsletter curated by our editors and special event discounts and announcements.
or sign in if you're already a member
REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR EUROPE 2030: SHAPING THE FUTURE OF THE BUILT WORLD IN LONDON ON JULY 1, 2025