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"From Sustainable Cooling to Heat Recovery - Opportunities and Challenges for Waste Heat in Energy Systems" by Graeme Maidment FInstR's is now available for download here.
You can register to attend the free live presentation followed by Q&A online on 2nd March here.
The presentation includes:
- Details on how integration of heating and cooling systems can be used to achieve reduced emissions
through smart local energy systems - Examples of how challenges were addressed, prototypes developed and practical issues
dealt with – paving the way for wider roll out of solutions - An outline of the benefits both financial and environmental of waste heat recovery from Datacentres,
Supermarkets and Underground trains - Information on the future potential of using heat from less conventional sources for decarbonisation of the
built environment
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