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Town reports strong geothermal and solar performance, radon levels drop after HVAC work
Summary
Town staff reported June geothermal energy use was significantly below projections with modest HVAC costs, radon levels fell below one picocurie per liter after HVAC changes, and the solar system is on target to produce about 30 MWh annually with estimated savings over $6,000.
Town staff reported the geothermal system performed better than projected in June: upstairs HVAC costs were approximately $45 per month and downstairs about $25 per month. Radon monitoring showed levels declined to below one picocurie per liter following HVAC installation.
The town's solar array is producing on target with roughly 30 megawatt-hours expected annually and estimated annual savings that exceed $6,000. No Board action was required; the reports were informational.
