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Heat energy from datacenters: an opportunity for marine energy

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Heat energy from datacenters: an opportunity for marine energy. / Terenius, Petter; Golmen, Lars G; Garraghan, Peter et al.
2020.

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title = "Heat energy from datacenters: an opportunity for marine energy",
abstract = "The world as we know it faces a severe threat from global warming. In November 2019, 11,000 scientists signed a warning on the effects of climate change, stating that the world “must quickly implement massive energy efficiency and conservation practices and must replace fossil fuels with low-carbon renewables”. Vital to our argument is that these words relate to both energy-saving measures and to energy production.This paper shows how a large actor in energy consumption – datacenters – can work together with a promising technology in renewable, marine, energy – ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) technology – to decrease the CO2 footprint of mankind while enabling sustainable growth.",
keywords = "Data centres, Marine energy, Energy, OTEC, ocean thermal energy conversion",
author = "Petter Terenius and Golmen, {Lars G} and Peter Garraghan and R.H.R. Harper",
year = "2020",
month = feb,
day = "26",
language = "English",

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AU - Golmen, Lars G

AU - Garraghan, Peter

AU - Harper, R.H.R.

PY - 2020/2/26

Y1 - 2020/2/26

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KW - Marine energy

KW - Energy

KW - OTEC

KW - ocean thermal energy conversion

M3 - Conference paper

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