A “world-first” research project is developing a new way of recovering waste heat from industry and decarbonise heating and cooling with new hydrogen technologies at London South Bank University (LSBU).
Unveiled today (2nd Feb), the project will investigate new ways of providing heating and cooling from energy intensive industries including steel, glass, paper and food.
It is thought the University’s new approach will offer three major benefits including huge cost and energy savings, significant carbon emission reductions and higher energy and cost savings.
Commenting on the project, Professor Yunting Ge, LSBU Professor of Building Services Engineering, said, “Waste heat recovery from industry can contribute significantly to cutting carbon emissions by decarbonising heating and cooling systems.”
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