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First geothermal cooling plant in Masdar City, UAE starts operations

ThinkGeoEnergy

ADNOC and the National Central Cooling Company PJSC (Tabreed) have announced the start of operations at G2COOL, the first district cooling project in the Gulf Region to harness geothermal energy. The cooling of buildings accounts for up to 70% of the UAE’s electricity consumption.

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Maneuvering Through Daytime Energy Rates for Economic Efficiency

The Environmental Blog

Increasing awareness of energy offerings by providers such as Rhythm can be beneficial, even though we are focusing on something other than brand promotion. Daytime energy rates are primarily a response to peak demand periods. Identifying these periods is vital for anyone looking to shave dollars off their energy bills.

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Sponsored Content: Exploring data centres’ free cooling potential

Envirotec Magazine

With the world’s appetite for data growing faster than ever thanks to the pandemic, the carbon footprint of the planet’s data centres is steadily increasing. Many might be shocked to learn that as much as 40% of the average data centre’s energy usage can be attributed solely to cooling. www.alfalaval.co.uk.

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Geothermal heating and cooling coming soon to Miami University, Ohio

ThinkGeoEnergy

The Miami University on Oxford, Ohio will soon begin drilling for a geothermal heating and cooling system that will replace the existing natural gas-powered system at the North Chiller Plant. Miami University aims to heat 43 buildings, or 39% of the campus buildings, with geothermal energy by 2026.

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Sponsored Content: Digester temperature: To heat or to cool?

Envirotec Magazine

Maintaining the optimum digestion temperature may require additional heating or cooling. In contrast, thermophilic digesters operate at temperatures above 50°C, with shorter retention times but higher operating energy requirements and are therefore less common. www.hrs-heatexchangers.com.

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This carbon challenge is bigger than cars, aviation and shipping combined

GreenBiz

This carbon challenge is bigger than cars, aviation and shipping combined. To transform basic inputs into stuff we need, manufacturers constantly heat (and cool) minerals, ores and other raw materials to extreme temperatures. The solution was a set of standards and trading rules known as renewable energy credits, or RECs.

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The sins of omission: A cool reception for the King’s speech

Envirotec Magazine

Commentators noted an absence of material on sewage spilling into rivers, or raising energy efficiency standards in rented accommodation, or providing the support for local authorities to implement Simpler Recycling – to name a few concerns whose omission seemed to provoke comment.

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