Energy Transition
Dartmouth Energy Renewal: Building Long-Term Resilience
Dartmouth’s campus is a laboratory for developing and implementing solutions to ensure the long-term resilience of Dartmouth and surrounding communities, including the modernization of its energy sources. Use this website to learn about energy renewal on campus, access maps, and review schedules that show the scope of our plans.
Overview, Milestones and Progress
Learn about goals, key initiatives, milestones, and progress toward an energy-resilient campus, including the Dartmouth Climate Collaborative.
Explore Dartmouth’s four principles: A reduction in energy demand, the transition from steam to hot water, low-emission heat sources, and clean, reliable electricity.
Understand how the components will work together to meet energy needs, provide necessary backups, and ensure buildings and systems run efficiently.
Steam to Hot Water Transition
Learn how updated distribution piping, now in progress, will improve heating and cooling throughout campus.
Find quick answers to questions about construction, and what to expect during Dartmouth’s energy transition.
See where energy improvements are taking place on campus so that you can plan your routes and travel.