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The need for air conditioning in the world is rising due to population growth, urbanization, and increasing prosperity.
The IPCC estimated cooling demand for buildings to increase tenfold in 2050, affecting CO2 emissions and climate change.
But CO2 reductions at scale can be achieved by integrating district cooling in the energy system.
Read about the four generations of district cooling, replacing small individual and inefficient air-conditioning. And district cooling utilizing groundwater, excess heat, solar cells, heat pumps absorbing cooling energy from seawater, and much more.
Curious?
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