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 / Resources District Energy Is Key to Addressing Our Energy and Climate Challenges This short video published by the International District Energy Association showcases the important role district energy plays in a clean energy future, through job creation,...
Home / Blog How District Energy is Supporting the Transition from Empty Offices to Thriving Laboratories Office space may be cooling down, but lab space is heating up The COVID-19 pandemic has had a seismic impact on professional office work environments. Before the...
Home / Resources Vicinity Energy Moves Closer Toward Net Zero Carbon Goal in Baltimore with Shift to 100% Carbon-Free Electricity Transition to carbon-free electricity means that 75-80% of Vicinity’s cooling operations and 90% of electricity for its heating operations...
Home / Resources Why University Energy P3 Deals Are on the Rise Why University Energy P3 Deals Are on the Rise by Crossroads: The Infrastructure Podcast | April 2021...
Home / Resources Vicinity Energy Extends 20 Year District Energy Contract with Mercy Medical Center, Including Steam Infrastructure Improvements and Chilled Water Service Expansion The contract extension will improve system efficiency and energy reliability, while...
Home / Blog How the Energy Industry is Forging the Path to Net Zero In 2018, 33.1 gigatons of energy-related carbon dioxide (CO2) were emitted globally, underscoring the need for immediate action to reduce this staggering number. Put another way, that’s 33.1 billion...
