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Capitol Area System Gas Heating Upgrade

Sector: Natural Gas • Location: Hartford, Connecticut, United States

Source: CT Mirror

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A plan to invest $42 million in a new gas heating system to power a network of pipes that deliver heating and cooling to more than a dozen buildings in downtown Hartford, known as the Capitol Area System. Advocates had pushed for lower-emission alternatives such as all-electric boilers or an underground geothermal system.

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The project “Capitol Area System Gas Heating Upgrade” is an infrastructure initiative in the Natural Gas sector, located in Hartford, Connecticut, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from CT Mirror.

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A plan to invest $42 million in a new gas heating system to power a network of pipes that deliver heating and cooling to more than a dozen buildings in downtown Hartford, known as the Capitol Area System. Advocates had pushed for lower-emission alternatives such as all-electric boilers or an underground geothermal system.

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