January 27, 2026

Data thermics: an opportunity for using residual heat from data centers in heating networks

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Data thermics: an opportunity for using residual heat from data centers in heating networks

Belgium is in the midst of a new data center wave. International players and local operators are investing heavily in new capacity, but this growth comes with clear preconditions: rising energy demand, stricter European regulations, increasing pressure around sustainability, and limited electrical grid capacity.

With the revision of the Energy Efficiency Directive (EED), residual heat is no longer an optional choice. Data centers with a total energy input above 1 MW must demonstrate the reuse of residual heat or justify why this is not feasible. Want to know more? Download our white paper below and discover our insights.

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