Are there any "municipal heating" systems in the U.S.?
It's popular in NL, the idea is basically hot (~70 degrees celcius) water being pumped from industrial areas (where it was used for cooling), to residential areas for cheap heating.
It's popular in NL, the idea is basically hot (~70 degrees celcius) water being pumped from industrial areas (where it was used for cooling), to residential areas for cheap heating.
http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2014/09/17/amazo...
That's exactly what I mean though you posted it with a click-baity lead-in.
And that comment is valuable because it shows that it's feasible to do with data center water, which is much less hot than the industrial sources you mentioned.
That remark of mine was unwarranted, while I don't agree the comment makes it clear that it's special to use water from data centers, I didn't get that from it.