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Energy plans for the City of Keene, NH

In Spring semester 2018, students in ENST 481 Future of Energy were given the challenge to develop a plan for moving the City of Keene to 100% renewable energy. The plans only address the residential sector of Keene (including residential transportation).  All teams had to assume that all transport will be electric and all space heating/cooling and all water heating use heat pumps. Students were given the option to include reductions of demand due to weatherization programs, public transit or improved walkability/bikeability, or use of biomass for home heating.

Six teams of 4 or 5 students developed written plans, posters, and handouts. A poster session was held at which community and campus members were invited. Images of the poster session and the posters are displayed below.


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