Large industrial campuses, universities, and medical centers have new options to improve efficiencies, reduce costs, and decarbonize buildings. When pursuing your business path to net zero carbon emissions, be sure to consider geothermal heat pumps and district systems. These commercially available technologies reduce waste and are a key resource in reducing carbon emissions tied to buildings. Improvements to geothermal heat pumps and district system technologies, combined with new federal tax incentives and business models, may make upgrades to an existing system a cost-effective investment that can help to achieve your net zero goals.

Learn more about how it works, the cost and benefits, restrictions and more in the full article for Power Grid International.

This article is part one in a two-part series. View the second article here.

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Gil Rodgers

Gil Rodgers

Gil regularly addresses strategic and tactical issues currently facing business and government, including energy strategies; fuel supply and demand analyses; asset investments including oil and gas terminals; LNG and storage […]

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