Using wastewater for heating and/or cooling buildings is one of the most exciting opportunities available for cities to easily take big steps in stopping fossil fuel use and reducing carbon emissions, saving precious drinking water, improving air quality, reducing noise pollution and do all this very quickly.
Wastewater heat recycling is achieved simply by using infrastructure and energy that cities already have but using them in a different way. It’s not new. Europe and Japan started doing this in the 1980’s and there are now estimated to be more than 1000 wastewater heat recycling systems in operation around the world.
Wastewater heat recycling is achieved simply by using infrastructure and energy that cities already have but using them in a different way. It’s not new. Europe and Japan started doing this in the 1980’s and there are now estimated to be more than 1000 wastewater heat recycling systems in operation around the world.
Our Services
water & wastewater flow & Temperature Data logging & analysis
We have specialised equipment for simultaneously measuring and recording flows and temperatures in water & wastewater networks. This data can then be analysed to establish the detailed heating and cooling capacity available.
Services we provide include: Wastewater Flow and Temperature Data Logging Data Cleansing & Data Analysis Heating/Cooling Capacity Assessments Reports on Findings 
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Feasibility studies
We undertake feasibility studies to assess whether wastewater can be used as a heating and/or cooling source for buildings, groups of buildings or district heating/cooling networks.
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