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Subway Heat to Warm City Buildings | Real Estate News
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New York City is pioneering a bold, eco-friendly twist: turning subway heat into citywide warmth. By tapping into the intense underground heat from stations like Chambers Street, officials aim to pipe it to nearby municipal buildings—cutting energy costs and helping meet strict emissions laws. This first-of-its-kind geothermal experiment, backed by existing infrastructure in Lower Manhattan, could revolutionize urban heating if successful. With an $800K feasibility study underway, the city hopes to roll out a full-scale thermal network by next year—if the pilot proves the concept works.
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