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Kicking off Season three of the DDI podcast, Mark Yeeles discusses with Mark Bjornsgaard, CEO and founder of Deep Green Technologies, how heat can be recaptured from distributed edge micro data centres for social good, for free.
He outlines Deep Green’s growing deployment of data furnace technology into sites which require hot water, such as swimming pools, building vital compute infrastructure whilst providing significant additional, quantifiable ESG benefits.
Mark explains how Octopus Energy’s £200m stake in the firm will further the adoption of Deep Green’s recaptured heat technology across the UK.
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