Want a job drilling for geothermal? A Northeast training hub is coming.
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Sarah Shemkus
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Canary MediaWant a job drilling for geothermal? A Northeast training hub is coming.canarymedia.comGeothermal networks are taking off across the U.S., with roughly 30 such projects in various stages in Massachusetts, Colorado, and elsewhere. These systems — which use electric heat pumps and thermal energy from underground to warm and cool buildings — are key to weaning communities off polluting fossil-fueled…
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