- Location
- Massachusetts
I know in some areas of Boston you can buy steam from a central plant.
This company http://www.veoliaenergyna.com/en/veolia-energy-north-america/ operates 22 miles of steam lines in Boston.
This company http://www.veoliaenergyna.com/en/veolia-energy-north-america/ operates 22 miles of steam lines in Boston.
In Boston, Veolia Energy serves approximately 240 commercial, government, institutional and hospitality customers.
Veolia Energy supplies centralized heating for 44 million square feet of space, and cooling for approximately 9 million square feet. Steam generating capacity is in excess of 1.5 million pounds per hour and the thermal energy is delivered through a 22-mile network controlled with advanced systems, ensuring reliable service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Cambridge Operations
In Cambridge, Veolia Energy acquired a steam distribution network in 2005. Located in the high-tech corridor near Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the network supplies process steam to global leaders in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.
Veolia Energy also operates a cogeneration plant on behalf of a major biotechnology company. Veolia Energy provides comprehensive operation and maintenance of the central steam/electricity generation plant under a 5-year agreement with a performance guarantee.
Facility Management - High-End Shopping Mall
In Boston, Veolia Energy also provides comprehensive central plant operations and a maintenance management program to a high-end shopping mall in the Back Bay area. The provision of energy services involves maintaining 15 staff on site and 24/7 chilling to retail, office and hotel spaces.
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