MSU’s University Sustainability Office invites you to join us for a fun, interactive event on Sept. 22nd. Back by popular demand, the sustainability tour of MSU’s geothermal system will offer attendees an experience of MSU’s nationally recognized geothermal energy setup. This geothermal system tour will be presented by Duke Elliott, MSU’s Resource Conservation Specialist, and a subject-matter expert passionate about sharing knowledge with the greater community. This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required, with a limit of 15 attendees. You can register here.
For more information, please contact MSU’s Sustainability Director at benjamin.miele1@montana.edu
What You’ll Learn:
- What geothermal at MSU is and how it works
- How MSU heats and cools its buildings with innovative energy districts
- How MSU’s geothermal system is reducing energy usage and saving MSU money
Who Should Attend?
This tour is tailored for MSU students and any life-long learners interested in energy infrastructure and geothermal heating in particular.
When
Tuesday, Sept 22, 2026
10:30 am - 11:30 AM
Where
MSU Bozeman: meet at south entrance to SUB at 10:15 and walk over to tunnel entrance.
Paid guest parking is available at the Parking Garage.
Registration for this event is encouraged, but not mandatory. Please fill out and submit the form below to complete your registration.
If you have any questions, please contact the event administrator at benjamin.miele1@montana.edu or by phone at 4069946825 .