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The Data Center Thermal Chain

Managing heat from chip to reuse

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Denmark, a member of the European Union, has implemented a groundbreaking and innovative practice in its energy transition. Data centers, which have drawn criticism from environmental groups and the public due to their high electricity consumption, are now...

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In Odense, Denmark, the heat generated by data centers is being used to heat the water of the urban heating system

Meta's data center in Denmark transfers waste heat generated from its servers to the city's district heating system. Heat pumps raise the water temperature to 70-75°C, while approximately 45 MW of heat is supplied to the Odense grid. So how does the system work? Here are the details.

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tgrthaber.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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