Geothermal Network Cuts Energy Costs: Colorado Mesa saves $1.5 million a year; 471 boreholes serve 16 buildings
Colorado Mesa University has established a geothermal heating and cooling network that links sixteen buildings across more than one million square feet. By leveraging underground ground temperatures for heat transfer, this efficient system not only cuts energy costs but also supports future expansion plans for additional buildings on campus, maximizing…
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