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ENR > Environment > Treated Effluent Eyed For Heating and Cooling Buildings - ENR | McGraw-Hill Construction
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| A California water agency is considering using treated effluent as a heating and cooling source for office buildings in a nearby business park. The estimated $50-million to $70-million project, which could be a U.S. first, is part of a larger $200-million “carbon-free” program that includes renewable landfill gas, solar and hydroelectric sources to power five plants.
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