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face="Nimbus Roman No9 L, serif"><font size="4"><b>Growing
Community-Scale Energy in New England: What Vermont's District
Heating Efforts Could Mean for Cambridge. </b></font></font>
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style="font-weight: normal;">W</span><span style="font-weight: normal;">ith
speaker Ralph Meima, </span><font color="#000000"><span
style="font-weight: normal;">Board
Co-Chair, Brattleboro Thermal Utility, Inc. Brattleboro Thermal
Utility's mission is to create a community energy system for the Town
of Brattleboro, Vermont generating both electricity and thermal
energy, using biomass as a fuel, for the benefit of multiple
stakeholders and the town as a whole. (Please note that fuel sources
can vary - biomass is not a requirement for district heating.) Their
long-term aim is to
eliminate Brattleboro's dependency on fossil fuels for heating, and
obtain most of its electricity from renewable local sources. District
energy could have direct applications in Cambridge, as the
most efficient means of delivering heat and energy to our homes. </span></font><b><font
color="#000000">Wednesday, March 16, 2011 at </font>6:45pm. Main
Library, 449 Broadway,
Cambridge. Lecture Hall, Lower Level (L2)<br>
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