FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 25, 2024 MEDIA CONTACT: Cali Torell Cali@goffpublic.com 920-285-6234 Luke Gaalswyk appointed president and CEO of District Energy St. Paul Transition completes succession plan for Ken Smith, who served… more ›
New President and CEO named to District Energy St. Paul District Energy St. Paul has announced that current Ever-Green Energy President and CEO Luke Gaalswyk will also become president and CEO of its… more ›
The District Energy St. Paul and Ever-Green Energy team members add our voices to the chorus paying tribute to former Saint Paul Mayor George Latimer. We wish peace to his family, friends, and… more ›
We have some exciting projects and customer care updates to share with you this month. Despite a few late season flurries, the Saint’s Baseball season has started, indicating that buildings are transitioning… more ›
A new district energy project in Saint Paul, Minnesota, received an $4.7 million loan from Minnesota’s newly created green bank through the Minnesota Climate Innovation Finance Authority (MnCIFA) — the first loan it… more ›
District Energy St. Paul, operates the largest hot water district energy system in the US, serving over 200 buildings throughout Saint Paul for the past 40 years. Despite its scale, most people are… more ›
With winter approaching and the days growing shorter, heating season is in full swing. As we transition, we encourage you to reach out with any questions or anticipated needs with your district heating… more ›
District Energy St. Paul began serving customers in September 1983 with the first connection to the George Latimer Central Library. Intended to be a model for the nation, District Energy was one of… more ›
In 1983, District Energy St. Paul began providing hot water heating to downtown Saint Paul. We are proud to have four employees that have been with here since the beginning who are sharing… more ›
If there is anything that is predicable about Minnesota weather, it is its unpredictability. This spring we have had some extreme temperature changes that may have had your building calling for heating and… more ›