Clean Heat St. Paul Wastewater Heat Recovery Project
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: St. Paul, Minnesota, United States
Source: Great Lakes Now
A $150 million project in St. Paul, Minnesota, to use heat from the city's wastewater to replace the natural gas power currently fueling half of the largest hot water district heating system in the United States. The project aims to tap the heat in the 172 million gallons of wastewater flowing daily from the Metropolitan Council’s treatment plant into the Mississippi River.
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Description
Description | A $150 million project in St. Paul, Minnesota, to use heat from the city's wastewater to replace the natural gas power currently fueling half of the largest hot water district heating system in the United States. The project aims to tap the heat in the 172 million gallons of wastewater flowing daily from the Metropolitan Council’s treatment plant into the Mississippi River. |
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