Home / Blog District energy in a climate-uncertain future With climate change and its clear and present danger upon us, communities must act to embrace resilient energy infrastructure and prepare for a future in a very uncertain climate. Extreme weather events, like...
Home / Resources NECEC: Forging a diverse climate economy Vicinity Energy’s Chief Customer Officer Jackie Bliss joins Northeast Clean Energy Council partners and members about leadership, convening power and advocacy are bringing about the just, equitable and...
Home / Blog Preparing heating equipment for winter with preventive maintenance As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, heating systems are finally turned on after a long period of disuse. This time of year signals the important task of evaluating a building’s...
Home / Resources Heating reimagined: Industrial-scale heat pumps for building decarbonization Revolutionizing the way we heat buildings by integrating industrial-scale heat pumps to produce carbon-free eSteam™ Industrial-scale heat pumps are revolutionizing the energy...
Home / Blog What is District Energy? How district energy is helping our local communities and society at large District energy uses local resources to tackle broad, global energy and environmental challenges. But what is it, exactly? District energy uses a centrally...
Home / Resources BNN News Interview with Matt O’Malley Vicinity Energy In this interview with Boston Neighborhood News Network host Faith Imafidon, Vicinity’s Chief Sustainability Officer Matt O’Malley discusses how eSteam™ is revolutionizing...
Home / Resources Vicinity Energy Partners with Baltimore Gas and Electric on Key Infrastructure Investment in Baltimore Baltimore, February 28, 2023 – Vicinity Energy, a national decarbonization leader with an extensive portfolio of district energy systems...
Home / Resources Decarbonizing Building Heating In this panel with the New England Clean Energy Council (NECEC), Vicinity’s Chief Customer Officer Jackie Bliss joined experts to discuss how big buildings, campus installations and whole neighborhoods can migrate...