New York Underground Steam Could Help Green Buildings

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A network of underground pipes has pumped steam into a spattering of Manhattan buildings for more than 140 years, quietly powering their heating and cooling systems with little fanfare, save for the occasional orange steam stack dotting the island’s streets.

Now, as the biggest US city seeks to curb its carbon emissions, that 106-mile subterranean network delivering 370-degree vapor to a small subsect of New York’s skyline may have a bigger role to play.

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