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Two-thirds of Brits support data centre in their vicinity – provided the waste heat is used efficiently
Efficiently capturing and using waste heat is key to boosting the public‘s acceptance of data centres in their communities. By evolving from isolated energy-hungry burdens to collaborative partners within communities, a new report by E.ON illustrates how data centres can become active participants in local heat planning and provide a wider – and welcome – contribution to neighbours.
