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Recovering Waste Heat From The London Underground
13 February 2024

Recovering Waste Heat From The London Underground

The paper looks at the study of waste heat recovery systems in the London Underground network comparing the use of heat pumps against conventional gas heating and considering comparable investment and operating costs.

The paper also discusses the wider opportunities for heat recovery, contrasting the available thermal energy from the Underground at 0.29TWh vs the UK's potential 53TWh.

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