Mission: To cut carbon emissions NOW by driving systems change.
Latest Updates
More Conversations with Our Community
We’ve continued our series of Community Conversations so you can hear about what we’re doing at HEET and talk with…
Looks Like Boreholes in Our Future
Most of you have heard by now about the GeoMicroDistrict, the HEET proposal for heating and cooling our homes and…
Networked Geothermal on Your Street?
Dorchester, MA. With all three big gas utilities in the state likely to pilot geothermal, we are looking for potential…
State Climate Bills Move Forward
In July, just a few days before the legislative session was scheduled to end, the Massachusetts House passed its own…
HEET Supports Lockdown Food Deliveries
When the coronavirus struck Massachusetts, Ana Javier of the Merrimack Valley Project identified families in Lawrence who were under economic…
Gas Leak Maps Now Include 2019 Data
Massachusetts gas distribution utilities have been required since 2014 to report annually to the Department of Public Utilities the location…
Videos
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“We’re Aligned 100% With HEET”Watch Bill Akley announce the GeoMicroDistrict pilots. |
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Gushing Natural Gas LeaksJust 7% of natural gas leaks emit fully half of all the methane emissions. Methane is a potent greenhouse gas. Fixing these leaks is critical to reducing our emissions. |
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Large Volume Leak StudyHEET worked with National Grid, Eversource and Columbia Gas to scientifically prove how to identify the largest gas leaks so they can be fixed. |
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Common Goals, Uncommon PartnersAt an MIT summit, HEET and three gas companies announced a plan to fix the largest leaks. The plan includes independent verification, data transparency and annual reassessment. |
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Maura Healey Thanks HEETMass. Attorney General Maura Healey thanks HEET for its work to find a way to reduce methane emissions both in this state and nationally. |