Tuesday December 3rd at 6:00 PM

Think Thermal Together

Join the HEET community at the Charles River Museum in Waltham for a night of joyful celebration!

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Our Mission

To drive systems change Through an ethical and efficient thermal energy transition

We believe in an equitable energy transition that meets the needs of all, from low-income communities to gas utility workers to future generations. To accomplish this, we build collaborative networks based on trust, bring uncommon partners together to find common ground, and iterate to find solutions supported by science.

We believe in an equitable energy transition that meets the needs of all, from low-income communities to gas utility workers to future generations. To accomplish this, we build collaborative networks based on trust, bring uncommon partners together to find common ground, and iterate to find solutions supported by science.

ABOUT HEET

HEET is a nonprofit climate solutions incubator with a mission to cut carbon emissions now through systems change.

About HEET
Our Mission

Cut Emissions NOW --
Through Systems Change.

We believe in an energy transition that meets the needs of all, from low-income communities to gas utility workers to future generations. To accomplish this, we are developing strategies and technology that move us to a sustainable, renewable and equitable energy system. 

About HEET

How can we modernize our energy infrastructure to meet the needs of our future?

The answer is right beneath our feet.

Watch this 2-minute video to learn what networked geothermal is and how it works.

Recent news

Geo Industry - Participate in Our Survey!

Oct 23, 2024
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Help HEET measure gas leaks!

Jul 1, 2024
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13 Massachusetts Communities Kickstart New Geothermal Networks with $450,000 in Funding from MassCEC

Feb 29, 2024
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Explore HEET's work

Gas to Geo

In 2017, HEET proposed a novel idea: instead of delivering natural gas, utilities could deliver thermal energy to heat and cool homes and businesses.

Gas Leaks

In 2015, HEET mapped every gas leak in Massachusetts—over 20,000—and got a front page story in The Boston Globe. 

Equitable Transition

We believe in an energy transition that meets the needs of all, from low-income communities to gas utility workers to future generations.

Want networked geothermal service in your neighborhood?

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HEET is a 501(c)(3) organization. Content licensed under creative commons.