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The Boston Globe
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Massachusetts considers geothermal for lower building emissions
Massachusetts is exploring geothermal energy as a sustainable heating and cooling solution to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and lower energy costs. The state proposes legislation to involve gas companies in financing underground heat loops for large buildings like universities and hospitals, aiming to offset upfront costs and promote wider adoption. While some institutions, including Boston University, have successfully integrated geothermal systems, challenges remain for older buildings requiring costly retrofits. Federal tax incentives are available to support these projects, but the timeline and initial investment pose obstacles to broader implementation.
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