Campus Geothermal Network Pays Off: Ball State swaps coal for 3,600 wells; cuts energy costs and carbon
Ball State University has pivoted towards sustainability by replacing its coal-powered boilers with a cutting-edge geothermal energy solution. This ambitious undertaking involved drilling 3,600 wells, enhancing the heating and cooling of 47 campus buildings. The university anticipates saving nearly $2 million annually while drastically lowering carbon dioxide emissions. Although the…
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