Recover heat. Reduce waste. Strengthen public infrastructure.
Forge transforms high-density compute into measurable thermal energy that can support municipal facilities, district systems, and public infrastructure projects.
Municipal facilities face growing energy demands.
Cities and public agencies must balance:
Rising utility costs
Aging infrastructure
Sustainability initiatives
Budget constraints
Increasing demand for reliable heating
Many facilities already operate glycol-based systems that could benefit from supplemental heat sources.
Forge converts electrical load into usable thermal energy.
Integrates with existing glycol loops
Provides measurable heat recovery
Compact deployment footprint
Supports sustainability goals
Real-time monitoring and reporting
Common Municipal Applications
Municipal Buildings
Libraries, city halls, administration buildings, police, fire stations, and other public facilities.
Community Centers
Support pool heating and facility operations.
District Energy
Distributed thermal generation for shared infrastructure.
Water Treatment
Heat support for treatment and processing facilities.
Public Works
Heating and operational support for municipal buildings.
Utility Partnerships
Flexible deployment for grid management initiatives.
Designed for public facilities that require dependable, measurable performance.
Municipal infrastructure is expected to operate reliably for decades while balancing budgets, sustainability goals, and public accountability. Forge is designed to integrate into existing thermal systems with measurable performance and minimal disruption.
Compatible with Existing Infrastructure
Integrates with compatible hydronic and glycol-based systems already serving municipal facilities.
Supports Long-Term Planning
Modular deployments allow municipalities to begin with a single facility and expand as budgets and priorities evolve.
Reliable Operation
Designed for continuous operation to support facilities with year-round thermal demand.
Measurable Performance
Integrated monitoring provides verifiable data on heat production and system operation, supporting energy planning and sustainability initiatives.
Compact Deployment
High thermal output from a compact footprint suitable for many existing mechanical rooms.
American Engineered
Designed, assembled, and supported in the United States.
Forge may be a strong fit for municipalities with existing thermal infrastructure and ongoing heating demand.
Your facility may be a good candidate if it has one or more of the following:
Existing hydronic or glycol heating systems
District energy infrastructure
Year-round domestic hot water demand
Heated pools or recreation facilities
Water or wastewater treatment operations
Public buildings with continuous occupancy
Available electrical capacity
Sustainability or energy-reduction objectives
Long-term capital improvement planning
Ridgeline works with municipalities to evaluate infrastructure, operating requirements, and long-term energy objectives before recommending a deployment.
Electricity
Forge 500
Liquid-cooled compute
Recovered Heat
Municipal Heating Infrastructure
Municipal Buildings
Community Centers
Water Treatment
District Energy
~500,000 BTU/hr
Thermal Output~150–155 kW
Electrical Input75–85%
Heat RecoveryModular
DeploymentReal-Time
MonitoringLearn why Ridgeline is
trusted by so many.
Ridgeline operates entirely within the United States, with infrastructure and operations designed for reliability and long-term performance.
Our approach is built on transparency, technical excellence, and a commitment to helping customers make confident, informed decisions every step of the way.
Let's Evaluate Your Municipality
Every municipality has unique facilities, infrastructure, budgets, and sustainability objectives.
Ridgeline can evaluate whether Forge is a practical fit for your community and recommend the most appropriate deployment strategy.
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