World’s largest CO2 heat pump with 70MW capacity begins operation to power 25,000 homes
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A 70 MW CO2-based seawater heat pump has started operations at Denmark's Port of Esbjerg. Developed by MAN Energy Solutions, this facility will heat 25,000 homes using renewable energy from seawater and nearby wind farms. The system is expected to reduce CO2 emissions by 120,000 tons annually while supplying 280,000 MWh of climate-neutral heat. The project also includes a wood chip boiler and electric boiler plant, showcasing a comprehensive approach to decarbonizing heating infrastructure that could inspire other cities.
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