2Hudson Launches Hudson Clean Heat to Deliver Next-Generation Decarbonization Solutions Across New York

Sleepy Hollow, NY – July 1, 2026

2Hudson, a leader in environmental comfort and heating solutions, today announced the official launch of Hudson Clean Heat, a new operating company focused on delivering advanced electrification and decarbonization solutions for buildings across the New York City metropolitan area. The launch represents an expansion of the capabilities that have defined the 100% employee-owned 2Hudson family of companies for over 60 years. With the addition of Hudson Clean Heat, 2Hudson is committed to helping customers navigate the transition                                                                                                                                                                 toward a lower-carbon future.

“Hudson Clean Heat is a natural extension of our long-term vision,” said Jaime Tetrault, President and CEO of 2Hudson. “We are witnessing a fundamental and sustainability-focused shift in how buildings are designed, operated, and heated. Our role is to provide the leadership, innovation, and practical solutions that allow our customers to successfully adapt to that change.”

 

Inspired by Exploration, Built for the Future 

The name Hudson Clean Heat was chosen with deliberate meaning, connecting the company’s heritage and its forward-looking mission. 

“Hudson” reflects the broader 2Hudson platform while drawing inspiration from Henry Hudson, whose exploration of New York Harbor and the Hudson River became a defining moment in the region’s history. That journey symbolized discovery, movement, and the opening of new possibilities. 

“Today, New York is entering a new era of exploration, not geographic, but technological and environmental. As the city leads in building decarbonization initiatives and regulatory transformation, Hudson Clean Heat was created to operate at the forefront of this new frontier,” said Tetrault.  

“Clean Heat” clearly defines the company’s purpose: delivering thermal solutions that reduce emissions, improve efficiency, and support a more sustainable energy future. 

 

A Company Born from Market Insight 

Hudson Clean Heat originated from a clear and growing market need. 

“This company started as an idea grounded in what we were seeing every day,” said Ian Rowburrey, Chief Commercial Officer of 2Hudson. “Customers are navigating a complex and rapidly changing energy landscape. They don’t need abstract concepts; they need real solutions. Hudson Clean Heat is the result of building a company specifically designed to meet that need.” 

Rowburrey continued, “It’s something we’ve built intentionally from the ground up; a focused platform that brings together technology, engineering, and strategy in a way that delivers results.” 

 

Built on Relationships and Market Leadership 

The company’s early success has been driven by strong industry relationships and a deep understanding of customer challenges. 

“We’ve worked closely with building owners, engineers, and partners to understand how decarbonization actually happens in practice,” said Julia Cyr, Sustainability Business Development. “That foundation has allowed us to build trust in the market and position Hudson Clean Heat as a partner that can not only advise but help execute.” 

“Our focus has been on turning complex requirements into clear, actionable pathways,” Cyr added. “We have the history and knowledge of the heating systems that are foundational in the city. We feel uniquely qualified to transition legacy buildings into hybrid systems that outperform existing equipment. That’s what customers are really looking for.” 

 

Engineering Solutions for the NYC Landscape 

Hudson Clean Heat has been built around technical and economically viable execution, ensuring that decarbonization strategies translate into reliable system performance. 

“Decarbonization isn’t just about replacing existing technology – it’s about improving the existing built environment with as little waste as possible,” said Ian Motley, President of Hudson Clean Heat. 

“Our approach is based on employing the same efficiency we aim for in our systems in every step of the process. From assessment, engineering, and design, to install, startup, and operation, the goal is to provide maximum benefits with minimum disruption that deliver measurable increased performance while maintaining reliability.” 

Motley continued, “We combine the latest technologies with feasible solutions that reflect how buildings operate. That’s what enables our customers to move forward with confidence.” 

 

A Solutions-Driven Approach to Decarbonization 

Hudson Clean Heat operates as a solutions company rather than a single-technology provider. The company recognizes that carbon reduction often requires a hybrid approach that blends multiple systems and strategies and makes economic sense.  

This includes electrified heating and heat pump solutions, heat recovery and thermal optimization, hybrid system integration with existing infrastructure, engineering, equipment supply, service support, and more.  

As a new vertical under the broader 2Hudson Holding platform, which is home to the engineering depth and boiler expertise of Miller Proctor Nickolas, Inc. and the temporary heat and hot water solutions of Mobile Steam Boiler Rental Corp., Hudson Clean Heat provides customers with comprehensive, end-to-end support as they pursue decarbonization. 

 

The Meaning Behind the Brand and Visual Identity 

Hudson Clean Heat’s brand identity was designed to reflect both connection and differentiation within the 2Hudson family. 

The logo incorporates a blend of colors, each representing a critical component of modern energy systems: 

• Red symbolizes heat, energy, and the legacy thermal systems central to the industry 

• Blue represents technology, water, and the integration of heating and cooling systems 

• Green reflects sustainability, decarbonization, and forward progress 

Together, these colors communicate that there is no single solution to decarbonization. Real-world results require a coordinated, hybrid approach. 

The blended design signals that Hudson Clean Heat delivers integrated solutions; bringing together engineering expertise, operational capability, and sustainability-focused innovation under the unified 2Hudson platform. 

 

Positioned for the Future of Clean Energy 

Hudson Clean Heat has been established to help lead the transition to sustainable heating and cooling by balancing real-world performance with operational reliability. 

“Hudson Clean Heat represents progress,” Tetrault added. “It’s about continuing to explore, innovate, and deliver solutions that meet the next generation of energy challenges.” 

The launch marks a significant milestone for 2Hudson as it continues to expand its role as a leader in environmental comfort and sustainable energy solutions. 

SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y., (September 18th, 2025)

Miller Proctor Nickolas, Inc. (MPN), an employee-owned heating solutions company based in New York, has been selected as a Cohort 2 finalist in the Sustainable Solutions Challenge led by the New York Climate Exchange.

This challenge seeks out groundbreaking, implementation-ready technologies that will be featured in the Climate Hub on Governors Island, set to open in 2029. The hub will serve as a global model for resilient, low-carbon urban design and a living laboratory for sustainability.

MPN’s Innovative Heat Pump Technology

MPN earned its finalist spot thanks to its new water source heat pump technology, capable of producing low-pressure steam and hydronic heating. This system supports both new-build and retrofit projects aiming to achieve zero-carbon emissions.

Unlike conventional systems, MPN’s solution repurposes waste heat from multiple sources to provide efficient, localised heating across buildings and shared spaces. This innovation directly supports New York City’s Local Law 97 and 154 goals on carbon reduction.

“Over the last few years, MPN has grown from a leading boiler sales and service company to a heating solutions and sustainability company,” said Jaime Tetrault, MPN’s President & CEO.
“We are extremely honoured to be selected as a finalist and proud to be considered a leader in New York City’s decarbonisation efforts.”

A Vision for a Cleaner Future

The Climate Exchange’s Governor’s Island hub will bring together pioneers in climate technology, energy efficiency, and ecological design. As part of the initiative, MPN hopes to integrate its multi-source high-temperature heat pump solution into both new construction and adaptive reuse projects, creating an advanced energy network across the island.

Julia Cyr, MPN’s Sustainability Business Development lead, added:

“The Governor’s Island climate hub will be a beacon of sustainable building and technology in NYC and globally. MPN is proud to be part of this challenge and looks forward to demonstrating our heat recovery solutions on a larger scale.”

About MPN Boilers

For over 50 years, MPN has been known for expertise, professionalism, and customer commitment in the commercial and industrial heating sector. From retrofits to large-scale steam system design, MPN’s sales and service teams work across the region, supported by a fully stocked parts warehouse in Mount Vernon.

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Miller Proctor Nickolas, Inc., (“MPN”) (“MPN Boilers”) a New York based, employee-owned and leading heating solutions and services company, has been selected as a finalist for the Empire Technology Prize administered by The Clean Fight New York.

Miller Proctor Nickolas, Inc., (“MPN”) (“MPN Boilers”) a New York based, employee-owned and leading heating solutions and services company, are pleased to announce our selection as a finalist for the Empire Technology Prize. The prize is sponsored by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and Wells Fargo and administered by The Clean Fight.

This prize identifies groundbreaking solutions that would decrease New York City’s GHG emissions. The biggest contributor to GHG emissions in NYC is buildings. Decarbonizing buildings is very challenging, especially in NYC, which is why New York Governor Kathy Hochul, and the Clean Fight established the Empire Technology Prize looking for groundbreaking solutions to solve the issue.

MPN is one of seven finalists chosen for the next phase of the contest, and we are honored to be a part of this prestigious group. We look forward to showcasing our technology solution for the decarbonization of buildings in NYC.