New Scientist
Summary
More than 77 million people in Europe enjoy district heating, where hot water is piped from a central plant to homes and buildings. The US has hundreds of these networks, mostly in multi-building campuses like universities, airports and business districts.
But as both Europe and North America swelter through yet another heatwave this week, many are wondering whether the mirror image of that technology, pipe networks of chilled water, could be a better cooling option than air conditioning.
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