CenterPoint Energy’s plan to reduce carbon emissions

For many gas utilities, it’s clear that their business models will need to adapt to better serve their customers in a decarbonizing economy. But what should these new models look like? And how can gas utilities leverage federal clean energy funding?

CenterPoint Energy, Minnesota’s largest natural gas utility, shares details of its innovative proposal to reduce carbon emissions and advance a cleaner energy future. The proposal includes projects to promote made-in-Minnesota alternative gases like renewable natural gas and hydrogen, as well as pioneering technologies such as a networked geothermal district energy system, end-use carbon capture, strategic electrification, and advanced energy efficiency.

Watch the on-demand webinar to learn more about:

• CenterPoint Energy’s decarbonization proposal, including examples of innovative projects the utility is pursuing.
• Gas decarbonization efforts taking place across the U.S., including new federal funding streams.
• How gas utilities can begin exploring new, cleaner energy technologies.