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Aztech Presents on Networked Geothermal Systems for Capital District Engineers' Week
Posted: 1/6/2023
John Ciovacco, President of Aztech Geothermal will be giving a virtual presentation the rapidly emerging topic of Networked Geothermal Heat Pump Systems. The seminar will cover the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), expanding and extending federal tax incentives, the Utility Thermal Energy & Jobs Act (UTENJA) requiring all major utilities to file their plans for networked geothermal pilot projects and NYSERDA’s Community Heat Pump Systems program. Continue
Aztech's Ciovacco Contributes to Albany All-Electric Buildings Event
Posted: 10/17/2022
Aztech's John Ciovacco provided support for All Electric Building event for the Albany Community Land Trust. Continue
Aztech Participates in NYSERDA's Community Heat Pump EXPO
Posted: 6/21/2022
Aztech Geothermal's John Ciovacco exhibited at the NYSERDA Community Heat Pump EXPO to support the emergence of networked geothermal systems in the Northeast. Aztech is looking to make the most efficient building electrification technologies both affordable and accessible through these creative, and expandable networks. Continue
Aztech's Ciovacco Speaks at Albany Green New Deal Press Conference
Posted: 6/6/2022
On Monday, June 6, advocates and elected officials celebrated the passage of two climate resolutions: in support of the New York State Climate Action Council's process and building decarbonization and electrification in New York State. Ahead of the Council meeting, local elected officials also joined with technical experts and environmental advocates to announce a new plan to pursue a Green New Deal in the City of Albany. Continue
District Geothermal Study for Avangrid Co-Authored by Aztech, LaBella & TGEG
Posted: 5/11/2022
Aztech Geothermal partnered with LaBella Associates and the GreyEdge Group to produce a study guiding the Avangrid utilities of NYSEG and RG&E to sites within their service territories for potential district geothermal pilot projects. Continue