Mimi Egg

Mimi Egg is a social media marketing professional, writer and media technical consultant for Egg Geo, focused on building online connections and educating on social media platforms. Her desire to educate the rising generation about green, sustainable living is a major focus in her career. Egg may be reached at [email protected].

Green Ideas

PFAS Not Used in Pipe Production

Stringent regulations and standards govern plastic pipe production, especially those used for our drinking water supply.

September 2, 2024

Mimi Egg

Plastic pipe, typically made from materials such as PVC, PE and PP, does not contain PFAS, synthetic chemicals used in various industrial applications and consumer products. Stringent regulations and standards govern plastic pipe production, especially those used for our drinking water supply.

Green Ideas

How Geothermal Heat Pumps Are Beneficial to Electrification

‘Beneficial electrification’ refers to the need to electrify buildings to reduce emissions from combustion heating.

August 5, 2024

Mimi Egg

‘Beneficial electrification’ refers to the need to electrify buildings to reduce emissions from combustion heating.

Geothermal HVAC

Perfect TENs

Geothermal heat pumps tied into building loops and thermal energy networks will be as simple as installing window air conditioners or washing machines.

May 6, 2024

Mimi Egg and Jay Egg

Thermal energy networks can increase the value of other heating/cooling industry opportunities: increased employment of pipefitters and mechanical engineers, repiping of old buildings, improvements in heat pump design, wastewater system design with heat transfer, geothermal heat pump training and quality inspections.

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Geothermal HVAC

How Energy Poverty Impacts Communities

Thermal energy networks are spreading, and the benefits are consistently presented as a realistic solution to real-world problems.

April 1, 2024

Mimi Egg

When we must decide between eating or paying our heating bills, you know things are bad. One method to make energy more affordable is creating thermal energy networks — connecting multiple buildings and sharing thermal energy sources such as geothermal.

Geothermal HVAC

Thermal Energy Networks Take Shape in Rochester, Minnesota

The city has pledged to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 100 percent over the next three decades.

February 5, 2024

Jay Egg and Mimi Egg

This city, which prides itself on progressive, bold and community-centered ideas, uses geothermal and thermal energy networks to help reach its goal of 100 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions over the next 30 years.