8211; a solar-powered art installation that was hosted at District Energy St. 8220;Building community energy in St. Paul Plans Elimination of Coal for Heating System. Paul Featured in United Nations Report. Our system has been featured as a key energy solution by the United Nations Environmental Programme in the report District Energy in Cities. That transformed the Saint Paul skyline.

This system is a critical part of the City of Duluth infrastructure; providing stable and reliable heat to the downtown and Canal Park business districts. Now is the time to update this important system to make it more efficient and cost-effective. Improvements today will set the foundation for modernizing the system; hot water distribution, local biomass integration, and reduce usage of water, chemicals, and fossil fuels.

With 427 acres cleaned, revitalized, and brought back to the tax rolls, Rice Creek Commons will create significant economic and social opportunity for Ramsey County, Arden Hills, and the entire Twin Cities. Rice Creek Commons is centrally located, just 10 miles from downtown Saint Paul and downtown Minneapolis.