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Can a data center be eco-friendly? We visited Marilyn, a data center located in Champs-sur-Marne.

Words byElizabeth LittleMarch 2, 2026 A west London project will use waste heat from a data centre to supply low-carbon heating to 4,000 homes and a new commercial district With millennia of history, hundreds of miles of underground rail and thousands of miles of sewers and pipelines, making large-scale sustainable infrastructural changes in central London is incredibly complex. A redevelopment project in west London is nevertheless set to use waste heat from a data centre in

LARS PAULSSON, KARI LUNDGREN & KATI POHJANPALO Thursday, June 5th, 2025 Fortum is building heat recovery facility on the site of an under-construction Microsoft data centre in Kirkkonummi, Finland By pairing computer processing facilities with district heating systems, Nordic countries are trying to limit their environmental downsides WHEN Finnish engineer Ari Kurvi takes a hot shower or turns up the thermostat in his apartment, he’s tapping into waste heat generated by a 75-

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Michelle Fleury & Nathalie JimenezNorth America business correspondent & Business reporter, Georgia When Beverly Morris retired in 2016, she thought she had found her dream home - a peaceful stretch of rural Georgia, surrounded by trees and quiet. Today, it's anything but. Just 400 yards (366m) from her front porch in Mansfield, Georgia, sits a large, windowless building filled with servers, cables, and blinking lights. It's a data centre - one of many popping up across small