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Electricity VS Thermal Energy and their growing interconnection.
This is why using wastewater as a heating & cooling thermal source makes such sense, it can satisfy a large chunk of the heating and/or cooling needs of a city whilst minimizing the amount of electricity needed, and the thermal collection and supply infrastructure (wastewater network) is already built.
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Electricity VS Thermal Energy and their growing interconnection.
This is important to remember. There is a big focus globally on electricity, but heating & cooling account for 3x the energy that electricity does. And as we move to decarbonise, these energy flows become increasingly interconnected.
- One of the things covered in Ursula von der Leyen's annual EU State of the Union speech was the need for an EU-wide plan to introduce mandatory electricity savings
- Who Says Electricity & Water Are Not a Good Mix?
- Electricity VS Thermal Energy and their growing interconnection.
- 100 million barrels of oil - that is the fossil fuel equivalent to how much heat is available TODAY within EXISTING wastewater networks that are ALREADY inside or close to district heating networks in Europe.
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