LEHI, Utah, Feb. 27, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — DeepPower, Inc., the developer of groundbreaking geothermal drilling technology to access the Earth’s unlimited sources of clean energy, announced that CEO Andrew Van Noy has joined forces with Joseph Seman-Graves spoke about how small government agencies like the Cohoes, NY can implement renewable energy initiatives to save millions of dollars.

Joseph Seman-Graves, Master of Science, Urban City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning, University of Albany SUNY, is urban planner for the city of Cohoes, NY. Mr. Seman-Graves is also an economic development project manager for the Cohoes Industrial Development Agency and serves on the board of directors of the Albany County Land Bank Corporation. Prior to his current role, he was a project manager for DH Land Pros and the Seattle Trails Alliance.

As a city planner for Cohoes, Mr. Seman-Graves leads renewable energy initiatives to reduce energy costs for the city. One such initiative, floating solar panels, has proven feasible, even for cities working on a budget. By leading green energy initiatives, the city can free up funds to apply for geothermal energy grants.

Mr. Seman-Graves commented, “We received a $1 million grant from the New York State Energy and Research Development Authority to convert our heating and cooling system to geothermal or electric power.”

Renewable energy initiatives like the city’s floating solar project are precisely why Cohoes could afford to add geothermal energy to its grant applications.

DeepPower CEO Andrew Van Noy commended Mr. Seman-Graves’ ability to pursue renewable geothermal energy while working on a government budget. “Joseph is helping the City of Cohoes realize significant real-time savings by pushing for green energy projects. Cohoes is a modern example of how renewable energy, in various forms, can help communities save millions!”

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