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Europe plans to heat 6,500 homes and school using crematorium waste heat

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Redditch Borough Council's innovative plan to use waste heat from a crematorium to warm a swimming pool is gaining traction. This project has generated significant discussions and recognition for its environmental benefits since 2013. Similar initiatives are emerging in Scotland and Finland, aiming to utilize crematoriums for heating schools and residential areas. Experts indicate this approach could be vital in addressing heating demands and reducing carbon footprints.

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Europe plans to heat 6,500 homes and school using crematorium waste heat
TOI WORLD DESK · 11/13/2026, 5:30:00 AM
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