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Tiny data centre used to heat public swimming pool
By Zoe KleinmanTechnology editor
The Heat generated by a washing-machine-sized data centre is being used to Heat a Devon public Swimming Pool .
The Computers inside The white box are surrounded by oil to capture The Heat - Enough to Heat The Pool to about 30C 60% of The Time , saving Exmouth Leisure Centre thousands of pounds.
The data centre is provided to The council-run centre free of charge.
Start-up Deep Green charges clients to use its computing power for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning .
Founder Mark Bjornsgaard said The Company would also refund The leisure centre's electricity costs for running The " digital boiler" - and seven other England pools had signed up to The scheme.
The concept, developed over five years, is relatively Straight Forward - The hot oil is pumped into a Heat exchanger to warm The Water in The Pool .
Sean Day , who runs The leisure centre, said he had been expecting its energy bills to rise by £100,000 this year.
" The partnership has really helped us reduce The costs of what has been astronomical over The Last 12 Months - our energy prices and gas prices have gone through The Roof , " He Said .
" Looking at different ways of how we can save money as an organisation has been awesome. "
Swim England chief executive Jane Nickerson said it was good to see pools " embracing innovative solutions".
Last Summer , Bbc News revealed 65 swimming pools had closed since 2019, with rising energy costs cited as a significant reason.
'Huge problem'Cambridge University professor of engineering and The Environment Dr Julian Allwood said: " If it's a sensible idea and it saves The leisure centre some money, then Why Not ? " adding data centres on The whole used less energy than previously reported.
But large ones can require billions of gallons of Water and millions of pounds to Keep Cool .
Some are even built under Water - or in caves or very cold parts of The World .
And in Danish and Swedish cities, huge data centres power thousands of homes.
" Data centres have got a huge problem with Heat , " Mr Bjornsgaard said.
" A lot of The Money that it costs to run a data centre is is taken up in in getting rid of The Heat .
" And So What we've done is taken a very small bit of a data centre to where The Heat is useful and required. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
