Căldura reziduală, noua resursă pentru orașe

Residual heat is a significant energy resource in the EU, potentially covering 30% of total energy consumption. Efforts are underway to recover and utilize this energy effectively, as seen in Poznań, Poland, where industrial heat is integrated into urban heating systems. The feasibility of such projects depends on proximity, predictability, and compatibility between heat sources and consumer needs. The EU aims to incorporate residual heat into its energy mix, enhancing sustainability and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.