Magically resolve our scope 3 emissions! Does that count? Perhaps if I have to be more specific, given my lack of technical expertise, I might explore a culture-related decarb project--educating and engaging all the various stakeholders in the organization and local community so that we have the support, passion, and momentum to create positive change re decarbonization.

Work to install solar-thermal as a source for domestic water heating and/or reheat.

Heat pumps to replace boilers is a big #1 but with no strings attached, I'd also consider waste to energy systems. Waste to Energy is something that has not yet been done in a US hospital and has a big decarb potential if we can find a willing host site for a US pilot project.

David Mason Do you know of any healthcare buildings (hospitals, MOBs, clinics, etc) that have solar thermal systems installed? (Bonus points for CA but could be elsewhere too) We have been trying to find one to write a case study.

Austin Barolin I do not. Local to me there's a huge gym that has a full rooftop system installed for showers and domestic hot water. I got a good tour of that system a couple years ago and immediately thought it would fit in healthcare. I'll send you the info on the company that put that system in. When you see how much heat the newer evacuated tubes produce the "lightbulb goes on"...

David Mason really interested in this system. Do you have the info? Can you post it here (or send it to me)?