HEET’s gas-to-geo pathway—based on single-pipe, ambient-temperature geothermal networks—is a practical, efficient, and exciting technological evolution that modernizes delivery of home heating and cooling.

This wiki is a platform for individuals to share and access information on networked geothermal systems.

This set of resources helps leaders and organizers begin the process of implementing geothermal networks in their community.

LeGUp is a group of researchers studying geothermal networking projects and collecting information to help accelerate the gas-to-geo transition.

With $450,000 from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, HEET established Kickstart Mass to fund feasibility studies for Massachusetts communities that have displayed interest in implementing geothermal networks.

Since 2021, HEET has been bringing diverse stakeholders together in ‘charrettes’ to consider the different aspects of networked geothermal, surface potential problems, and solve them together.