Pagosa Springs, renowned for its geothermal resources, is harnessing this natural energy to bolster community resilience and sustainability. The town’s innovative use of geothermal heat is exemplified by the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership (GGP), which operates three grow domes along the San Juan River. These domes utilize geothermal energy to produce fresh produce year-round, providing educational opportunities and supplying local food pantries. Read more
In addition to agricultural applications, Pagosa Springs is implementing geothermal heating systems in public buildings and exploring further uses to reduce carbon emissions and promote energy independence. These initiatives reflect the community’s commitment to sustainable development and environmental stewardship.
Residents interested in learning more or participating in these geothermal projects are encouraged to visit the town’s official website or contact the Community Development Department for further information.