This TEN legislation took about seven years from concept to passage. 

As we undertook an enormous infrastructure project after World War II to build gas pipelines, our future includes constructing local thermal energy networks — much more practical than country-wide pipelines. 

Healthier communities that stopped burning fossil fuels and no longer emit greenhouse gases are a result of thermal energy networks. 

Properly implemented, these thermal energy networks will fill our city centers with sustainable energy solutions that will reduce peak electrical consumption dramatically in the summertime and eliminate electrical spikes in the wintertime.

A better way to cool data processors is through fluid immersion cooling. 

It is counterintuitive for tradespeople who work with boilers and know how to create heat through combustion of fossil fuels to understand that heating can be accomplished with electrically driven heat pumps.

Water infrastructure under our streets and in our buildings is useful for a lot more than potable water and sanitary sewer.