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West London homes could be heated by sewage

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Heat from sewage being processed at the Mogden Sewage Works in Isleworth could heat local buildings, as the local council has applied for funding to build a heat network for the area. Mogden Sewage Works (c) Goolge satellite view Once treated, water from the sewage plant is pumped into the rivers, but it is warm enough to be useful if the heat could be transferred from the wastewater to something useful. To tap into this wasted heat source, Houn…
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West London homes could be heated by sewage

Heat from sewage being processed at the Mogden Sewage Works in Isleworth could heat local buildings, as the local council has applied for funding to build a heat network for the area. Mogden Sewage Works (c) Goolge satellite view Once treated, water from the sewage plant is pumped into the rivers, but it is warm enough to be useful if the heat could be transferred from the wastewater to something useful. To tap into this wasted heat source, Houn…

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Hounslow takes next step to Green Heat Network | London Borough of Hounslow

Hounslow takes next step to Green Heat Network - A proposal to warm buildings by using heat generated by water treatment processes is set to move to the next stage after it was given the go-ahead by Hounslow Council’s Cabinet.

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hounslow.gov.uk broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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