
Sweden has been getting lots of rave reviews from the environmental community for the efforts they have made to become carbon neutral. Well they just took it up a notch by developing plans to recycle heat. It's a simple idea, one that makes you think "why didn't I think of that?" And honestly the best ideas are simple ones.
What they have done is devised a way to take the heat generated by the many daily train commuters in a busy train station and draw that air into an adjoining office building. Engineers believe that the plan will support up to 17% of the buildings heating needs. Not bad for free heat.
On a more domestic note we see these large heating exhausts for buildings being discarded under the sidewalks. How hard would it be to reuse that heat into other buildings?
Source: Green Daily
Recent Entries:
· Planet 100: Oil Minefield in the Gulf of Mexico
· Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics
· Fake plastic cups make a great conversation starter
Hugg.ca
n. hug · green.
How to embrace a green lifestyle?
This blog is about the journey going from zero to green.
send tips/stories to
contact us
click here.
LANGUAGE
En Français
DAILYPIXEL NETWORK
2010Vancouver.ca
Airport.ca
Archive.ca
BallPimp.ca
CityGuide.ca/CALGARY
Canuck.ca
Dailypixel.ca
Dial.ca
Engagements.ca
FluPandemic.ca
Footblog.ca
Forks.ca
Gadget.ca
Gimme.ca
Greetings.ca
Hell.ca
Hugg.ca
CityGuide.ca/KELOWNA
Lease.ca
Meme.ca
Naturopath.ca
PrimeMinister.ca
Profit.ca
RRSPS.ca
SearchEngine.ca
Stare.ca
Stylish.ca
Superwoman.ca
CityGuide.ca/TORONTO
Video.ca
VirtualReality.ca
Wager.ca
TAGS
Tag Cloud
SEARCH
1
Would it be possible to reycle heat from a big fire, a bonfire for example??