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Using waste heat from data centers

Data centres generate vast amounts of waste heat, yet much of it is still released into the atmosphere.. This Aquatherm whitepaper explores how heat recovery can turn an overlooked by-product into a valuable, low-carbon energy resource for communities.. Key benefits:.

Understand how data centre waste heat can be captured and integrated into neighbourhood, municipal, and district heating networks. Explore the role of heat exchangers, heat pumps, and high-performance PP-R pipe systems in delivering efficient, low-loss heat recovery. See how real-world projects are using recovered server heat to supply homes, businesses, and public facilities across Europe and Canada.

Assess the business case, including reduced cooling costs, potential heat purchase agreements, shorter payback periods, and new revenue streams. Navigate emerging regulatory requirements and funding opportunities supporting data centre waste heat recovery and district energy infrastructure

 

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