MetroWest Climate Solutions and Green Newton will offer a free webinar on geothermal technologies. Geothermal networks can take advantage of heat stored deep in the earth to heat and cool buildings. To register for this session, please visit metrowestclimatesolutions.org.
Geothermal has significant potential as a clean, renewable, predictable energy source for local communities. It taps local energy that’s always available, shielding customers from fluctuating fossil fuel prices.
Angie Alberto Escobar, HEET’s Gas-to-Geo Transition Director, will provide an overview of geothermal technology and an update on the Framingham project. She will also discuss what’s next for this exciting energy source.
About Our Speaker
Angie Alberto Escobar is Director of Gas-to-Geo Transition at HEET, leading efforts to shift from gas to networked geothermal systems with equity at the core. She supports municipalities in assessing geothermal potential, coordinates technical partners, and co-develops engagement strategies that prioritize community leadership and long-term resilience. Angie holds degrees from SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Sustainable Energy Economics, and Glendale College in Mathematics. She is committed to a just energy transition that prioritizes efficiency over profit.