LATEST NEWS from STEN

Sewer Thermal Energy Network (STEN) is holding its third quarterly membership meeting on July 24th 3:30pm EDT. This meeting is for members to hear about new developments in the sewage thermal energy use marketplace. It is also an opportunity for members to address the board directly. The meeting has two parts - the first half will be presentations; the second half will be membership dialogue. There will be people calling in from all over the world. STEN members have been sent an invitation to this meeting and we hope you will attend.

The meeting will start with introductions, immediately followed by a presentation from Michael DiBara, a MassDEP project manager who has over 26 years of environmental experience. Michael has a master’s degree from Suffolk University in public management. He will be discussing the new program to increase sewage thermal energy use development in Massachusetts. The next presentation is from STEN member Dennis Fotinos of Noventa Energy. His presentation will be about the change in the carbon tax code in Canada and its immediate effects on STEU projects.

ABOUT STEN:  A Commitment to Sustainability

The Sewer Thermal Energy Network is a US based international member-supported 501(c)(6) organization, dedicated to advocacy, education, information dissemination, capacity building, and networking opportunities for industry leaders, municipalities, and wastewater utilities, and academics. We help communities and businesses discover the potential of unused resources with the utilization of freely available heat contained within a sewer system for the heating and cooling of the built environment, from a single building to a whole district.

BECOME A MEMBER of STEN

We anticipate this being yet another valuable membership meeting! Future Membership Meetings will take place quarterly on the third Thursday of the month. As a STEN member, you’ll join a group of the most influential professionals in the industry - leaders and decision makers who are working together to shape the future of sewer heat recovery solutions. If you’re not already, we hope you consider becoming a member of STEN and participate in the meeting..