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Energy Transition

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    Crosby Street: The construction zone is marked in orange. The roadway, marked in green, is open to emergency vehicles and select traffic. The arrows in pink show pedestrian routes that will remain open during the project, which is expected to take at least a year.

  • Thayer Drive

    Thayer Drive:  The roadway, marked in blue arrows, will be open to vehicle traffic. The arrows in pink show the pedestrian path that will remain open during the project. The pink box highlights where traffic will move to one lane during periodic construction activities. A flagger will be present.

Energy Transition

Construction projects are underway to support modernization of Dartmouth's energy sources.

  

Over the past year, distribution piping to carry water has been installed in several locations across campus, including regions surrounding E. Wheelock Street and Fayerweather, the Tunnel under the Green, Reed and Bartlett halls, and Floren Varsity and Leverone Field houses south of Memorial Field.   

  

Beginning June 18, Crosby Street was closed to motor vehicles, so we can install an underground distribution piping vault as part of its conversion from steam to a more efficient hot water distribution system for campus heating and cooling. The piping vault under Crosby Street will serve as a key connection point for these pipes. The project is expected to take 12 to 18 months. 

 

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