Utility Thermal Energy Networks
in action across New York
8 of these pilot projects (Haverstraw, Brooklyn, Syracuse, Mount Vernon, Rockefeller Center, Chelsea, Troy and Ithaca) have submitted final Stage 2 filings and gone through public comment. Buffalo and Poughkeepsie have recently submitted their Stage 2 filings. Pilot projects in green are under consideration to advance from Stage 2 (Engineering & Customer Protection Plans) to Stage 3 (Construction) by the Public Service Commission (PSC). This map will be updated to reflect the progress made on these projects as they pass new benchmarks as well as future TENs in action beyond these pilots. For more information on these projects visit the PSC Docket on UTENJA here.
6 of these pilot projects (Haverstraw, Brooklyn, Syracuse, Mount Vernon, Rockefeller Center, Chelsea) have submitted final Stage 2 filings. The Ithaca and Troy Pilots have partially complete Stage 2 filings, and the others in Buffalo and Poughkeepsie have requested extensions on their Stage 2 filings. Pilot projects are under consideration to advance from Stage 2 (Engineering & Customer Protection Plans) to Stage 3 [Construction] from the Public Service Commission (PSC). This map will be updated to reflect the progress made on these projects as they pass new benchmarks as well as future TENs in action beyond these pilots. For more information on these projects visit the PSC Docket on UTENJA here.
About Thermal Energy Networks
Thermal Energy Networks are utility-scale infrastructure projects that connect multiple buildings into a shared network with sources of thermal energy like geothermal boreholes, surface water, and wastewater. Find out more about how this clean infrastructure operates alongside the economic, climate, and health benefits here.