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Latest Updates
Meet Kai Palmer-Dunning: A Q&A with HEET’s Newest Director!
HEET’s new Director of Environmental Justice Community Outreach, Kai Palmer-Dunning, will be leading efforts to improve Boston air quality and…
Monthly Charrette Snapshot: Eversource Site Selection
Participants at our August Charrette at District Hall, Boston. All photos below by John Ciovacco. Melissa Harclerode, Principal, Green &…
Get Involved! Name HEET’s Networked Ground Source Heat Pump System
HEET is pioneering a radical transformation of gas utilities into non-emitting thermal utilities, transitioning them away from delivering fossil fuels…
Modernizing the Grid in D.C.
We are excited to announce that HEET Founder and Co-Executive Director, Audrey Schulman, won the Advanced Energy Group’s Washington July…
HEET Maps Offer Emissions Data
May 27, 2021 | by Dominic Nicholas Click the map above to go to our gas leak maps page. HEET has…
Fixing Super-Emitting Leaks
May 27, 2021 | By Dominic Nicholas HEET continues to act as a watchdog, verifying utilities identification and repair of…
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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. |