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Aspen Snowmass Expands Snow Secure Technology to Idaho

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What happened

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Aspen Snowmass utilized Snow Secure insulating blankets to protect snow during the summer in Colorado. The pilot was considered a success, with roughly 85% of the stored snow volume remaining when the blankets were removed. The resort operations are now expanding this technology into Idaho.

From theprowersjournal.com

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The deployment of Snow Secure demonstrates a method for climate adaptation in ski resort operations, allowing for early season access to preserved snow. The technology reportedly saved snow that would otherwise require the manufacture of 3.5 million gallons of water.

From theprowersjournal.com

Who's involved

  • AspenUsed Snow Secure technology for snow preservation and is expanding operations into Idaho.
  • IdahoThe state where Aspen Snowmass is expanding its snow preservation operations.

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