Home / Blog A Low-carbon Future is Here: Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Systems vs. Onsite Generation It’s no secret that every institution plays a critical role in the fight against climate change. And while integrating renewable energy sources such as wind, solar,...
Home / Resources Vicinity Energy Recognized for Industry Growth by the International District Energy Association International District Energy Association recognizes Vicinity’s growth in servicing buildings in Boston, Cambridge, and Baltimore. TORONTO, June 7, 2022...
Home / Blog District Energy Electrification: The New Disruptor in a Decarbonizing World Today, buildings generate a substantial amount of the world’s annual carbon emissions – 40%, to be exact. And while historically it has been difficult and costly for buildings to...
Home / Blog Rising Natural Gas Costs and What They Could Mean for You Natural gas prices are the highest they have ever been in over 10 years. In New England especially, this has many worried about the obvious global energy shortage. We are deep into the winter...
Home / Resources Vicinity Energy Voted Best Alternative Energy Company in Metro Philadelphia Awards The award highlights the local community’s recognition of Vicinity’s low-carbon, green steam and sustainability efforts in Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, December 9, 2021...
Home / Resources Vicinity Energy Keeps Baltimore Aquatic Life Cool With Clean Chilled Water Agreement Vicinity Energy Signs 20-Year Chilled Water Contract With The National Aquarium, Ramps up Energy Efficiency Vicinity also recently completed a major efficiency...
Home / Blog VRF vs. District Energy: The Best Way to Heat and Cool Your Facility Modern commercial building managers and landlords have more to consider than ever when it comes to selecting an HVAC solution for their facilities. While energy efficiency, reliability,...
Home / Resources A Clean Energy Future is in our Grasp By taking action and implementing a host of innovative energy strategies and technologies, Vicinity is leading the way to building...
Home / Blog The Path to a Greener Future: Electrifying District Energy in Boston and Cambridge Massachusetts is estimated to experience more and more 90+°F days each year, along with increased precipitation, flooding, and rising sea levels. This kind of drastic...
