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Discover how the nation's first utility-led geothermal heating and cooling network in Framingham, Massachusetts, is expanding with an $8.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy. Learn about Eversource's pioneering project that taps into Earth's natural heat to provide sustainable energy for homes and businesses.
This video explores the benefits of geothermal technology, including energy independence, cost savings, and bipartisan support despite cuts to other renewables. We'll cover the project's history, expansion plans from 140 to 280 customers, and its role in addressing energy security and affordability.
Key topics include low-temperature thermal energy from boreholes, heat pumps for buildings, and the potential for geothermal networks to revolutionize utilities. Stay tuned for insights on how this initiative demonstrates the growth of clean energy solutions in the U.S.