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Urban waste heat recovery, in which low temperature heat from urban sourcesis recovered for use in a district heat network, has a great deal of potentialin helping to achieve 2050 climate goals. For example, heat from data centres,metro systems, public sector buildings and waste water treatment plants couldbe used to supply ten percent of Europe's heat demand. Despite this, atpresent, urban waste heat recovery is not widespread and is an immaturetechnology. To help achieve greater uptake, three policy recommendations aremade. First, policy raising awareness of waste heat recovery and creating alegal framework is suggested. Second, it is recommended that pilot projects arepromoted to help demonstrate technical and economic feasibility. Finally, apilot credit facility is proposed aimed at bridging the gap between potentialinvestors and heat recovery projects.

The role of low temperature waste heat recovery in achieving 2050 goals: a policy positioning paper