Just a handful of UK cities are taking part in the scheme to use waste heat as a new source of energy
Plymouth businesses and homes could soon benefit from an innovative new system of heat networks, Plymouth City Council has said.
The council said the network will use waste heat from processes such as manufacturing as a new source of energy, providing a more efficient and lower carbon heating solution. He added: "Heat networks like this have the potential to revolutionise how urban buildings - be that commercial or residential - are heated and, in the future, possibly cooled."Here, the infrastructure will be based on two large waste heat sources; the South West Water Central Plant and the Devonport Energy from Waste plant.
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