Welsh Parliament connects to Cardiff's low carbon heat network

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A pipe bridge carrying surplus heat from Viridor's Trident Park Energy Recovery Facility | Credit: Cardiff Council
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A pipe bridge carrying surplus heat from Viridor's Trident Park Energy Recovery Facility | Credit: Cardiff Council

The Senedd, Tŷ Hywel, and the Wales Millennium Centre become latest major buildings connect to Cardiff's low carbon heat network, removing the need for fossil gas boilers

The Welsh Parliament and Wales Millennium Centre are among the latest major buildings to connect to Cardiff Council's low carbon heat network, in a move expected to cut their carbon emissions from heating...

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