Essay: The Netherlands aims to reduce carbon footprint of their tomatoes and tulips
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Research by Siemens shows the way forward to make district heating in Denmark run on clean energy sources
Geothermal heating has plenty of potential as a long-term solution to decarbonise heating and cooling systems
The Netherlands faces an unprecedented transformation as it aims in the next 30 years to switch off its gas supplies in favour of cleaner fuels
Using waste heat from large data centres to heat homes and offices may seem like a no-brainer, but making a business case for getting heat from out-of-town data centres to urban areas at a correct temperature is complicated and costly
Solar photovoltaic has clear potential to help decarbonise cooling and, in some climates, contribute significantly to the energy transition in heating
A UK start-up believes its rooftop solar photovoltaic thermal technology can help decarbonise buildings
Applying large heat pumps in industry is in its early days, but interest is increasing
In an interview with FORESIGHT, Dominique Ristori, Director General for Energy in the European Commission, explains why Europe’s heating system is too old and dirty
Qarnot, a small company based outside Paris, France, is developing computing products that generate heat close to the end user
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