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Can thermal energy networks accelerate campus decarbonization?

Explore the MIT Thermal Energy Networks (MITTEN) Plan, a strategic approach designed for rapid and cost-effective decarbonization. This presentation examines how transforming thermal energy systems can reshape energy landscapes.

Presented by Susan Murcott from MIT as part of the MIT RES.ENV-007 Geothermal Energy Networks course, the video details the MITTEN Plan. The initiative focuses on the transition toward more sustainable thermal energy systems to achieve campus-wide decarbonization efficiently.

The discussion, held during the IAP 2025 session, highlights the intersection of geothermal energy networks and large-scale energy transformation, specifically looking at how these networks can be deployed to meet environmental goals.

Source: 8-4: Intro to the MIT Thermal Energy Networks Plan for Rapid, Cost-Effective Campus Decarbonization

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