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There are several data centres in the Clonshaugh Business and Technology Park .
Maps from Codema , Dublin ’s energy agency, years ago identified this area as densely populated enough for such a system.
But there's no district heating scheme in the works for this area, and it looks like the data centres are n’t set up for one.
There is no existing district heating network for the area around the Clonshaugh business park, and there does not seem to be one in planning either.
Dublin City Council is planning its Dublin District Heating Scheme, which would deliver heat from the Poolbeg incinerator to surrounding areas.
Dublin City Council says it is aware of interest’ in developing schemes utilising waste heat from Data Centres and other waste or renewable heat sources’ “It’s dreadful the way disadvantaged areas are expected to take all the things that affluent areas reject and yet receive none of the benefits,” says Aileen Malone , who lives near Clonshaugh business park.
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