This session explores geothermal “as a service” as a market-ready solution for low-rise communities, drawing on Mattamy Homes’ Upper Joshua Creek development and partnership with Diverso Energy as a leadership model. 

Industry experts from both companies discuss the technical, financial, and construction considerations required to deploy these systems at production scale.
 
Featuring:

 Tim Weber, Co-Founder and CEO, Diverso Energy

Patrick Marion, Senior Procurement and Sustainability Manager, Mattamy Homes

Kossay Makhzoumi, Manager of Project Development, Diverso Energy
 

Topics include: project qualification, early coordination with design and construction teams, construction sequencing, homeowner education, and a utility-style delivery model that replaces upfront costs with predictable monthly energy fees. 
 
Beyond the technical considerations, the session positions geothermal as a clear livability upgrade – supporting quieter homes, with more usable yard space freed from AC units, steadier indoor comfort, and cleaner, low-carbon living.

Geothermal for low-rise: A model for community energy planning