NEW YORK (BLOOMBERG) — 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 ...

See the exterior of district steam plants that provide power to Grand Central Terminal, The Met, NYPL, and more NYC sites Learn about New York Presbyterian’s cogeneration plant and how hospitals ...

The orange cylinders that funnel hot vapor up and away serve an important purpose in New York City’s steam system. By Claire Fahy Good morning. It’s Wednesday. Today we’ll look at an unlikely New York ...

Since 1882, Manhattan has been pumping hot steam through a 105-mile network of underground pipes to heat buildings. According to Jamie Rumbelow writing in Works in Progress: Steam functions like any ...