Up to 60 MW of waste heat will be fed into the Mainz district heating system, supplying 20,000 households, the dome and the stadium with renewable district heating.
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Fr.l: Rafi Wunsh (Azrieli Group) Svein Atle Hagaseth (Green Mountain), Stephan Krome (KMW), Gert-Uwe Mende (Lord Mayor), Jörg Höhler (KMW), Katrin Eder (Minister), Oliver Malerius (KMW),Nino Haase (Lord Mayor), Tobias Junglas and Markus Blum (KMW). Source: Green Mountain
Azrieli-backed Norwegian data centre company Green Mountain and German power company KMW, marked the start of construction of their new data centre in Mainz, outside Frankfurt.
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