Thermal Energy Networks (TENs) are an emerging neighborhood-scale climate solution: networked systems that can capture, re-use, and share thermal energy within and between buildings. With the passage and implementation of the Utility Thermal Energy Network and Jobs Act (UTENJA), New York has taken a strong step towards decarbonising the building sector with TENs, including through pilot projects in New York City and across the state.Â
Join us on May 7 to learn about the big picture of TENs in New York City and State. In this webinar, you’ll hear about the fundamentals of how to think about TENs and how they are crucial for the future of energy planning. This event is part of the Future of Renewables Series by the Cross-Learning Alliance.
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