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Geothermal technologies and thermal energy networks can be cost-effective, environmentally conscious heating and cooling solutions for buildings and facilities. Geothermal technologies tap into the nearly limitless natural supply of thermal energy in the ground that is available year-round, regardless of weather conditions. And they can be used in both private-sector and public-sector settings. Thermal energy networks connect not only geothermal resources together, but can also incorporate independent sources of heat/energy recovery.

Upon completing this course, you should be able to:

Understand geothermal energy and the available approaches at a high level
Identify the use cases for geothermal energy
Understand client case studies for the real world application of geothermal energy

Selecting and applying geothermal & thermal energy networks — an approach that works!

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Greg Koumoullos, Clean Energy Project Manager at Con Edison

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Bob Button, PE

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Bob has extensive experience in master planning, geoenvironmental assessment, permitting, compliance, construction management and project financing.

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Upon completing this course, you should be able to:

Understand geothermal energy and the available approaches at a high level

Identify the use cases for geothermal energy

Understand client case studies for the real world application of geothermal energy