Servers Will Help Heat Poles' Homes. Strategic Agreement Between Two Giants
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NASK and PGE are planning data centers that, in addition to processing information, will also power the district heating network. Heat recovered from servers could be distributed to buildings, and the use of PGE's infrastructure is expected to reduce investment costs.
We can be pioneers of such a solution in Central Europe, declares Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski.
The joint investment by the Polish Energy Group (PGE) and the Research and Academic Computer Network (NASK), overseen by the Ministry of Digital Affairs, involves the construction of a server room for data storage and processing. However, it will have an additional value: the heat generated by the servers can be used to heat homes.
NASK and Polska Grupa Energetyczna have signed an agreement to build a network of data center facilities. The project involves the conversion of former CHP plant sites, the use of waste heat in municipal networks, and investments worth billions of zlotys.
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