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Wastewater is an underutilized and readily available source of carbon free thermal energy. The energy derived from wastewater can be augmented using heat pumps to supply thermal energy to buildings. Due to favorable temperatures, wastewater sourced heat pumps are able to operate more efficiently than air and ground sourced heat pumps. This paper evaluates the potential of using wastewater heat recovery (WWHR) to provide heating and cooling to a mid-sized university campus located in the urban center of Toronto, Canada.

iop conference series. materials science and engineering

Techno-economic feasibility of Sewage Wastewater Heat Recovery (WWHR) based Community Energy Network (CEN) in a cold climate - a case study of Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada