🇸🇪 On the road to net zero with sewage and algae
District heating is an efficient way of providing sustainable heating solutions by replacing fossil alternatives. Most people would, however, be surprised if they knew that water from toilets, rivers, production of algae and porcelain contribute heat to the system.
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