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Data centres turn to waste heat recovery as power constraints rise
Johnson Controls uses heat absorption chillers to capture waste heat and convert it into cooling for the facility.
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The link between power generation and data centre cooling is becoming more important as operators deal with rising energy demand and grid constraints, according to Martin Renkis, executive director of data centre infrastructure services at Johnson Controls, speaking at PTC ’26.
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