Nebraska Plant Supplies Effluent To Heat And Cool An Innovation Campus

Keeping a tradition of sustainability, a clean-water plant in Lincoln supplies effluent to heat and cool an Innovation Campus at the University of Nebraska.
Nebraska Plant Supplies Effluent To Heat And Cool An Innovation Campus
The Centralized Renewable Energy System on the Innovation Campus will eventually provide heating and cooling for 1.8 million square feet of building space.

The City of Lincoln’s Theresa Street Wastewater Treatment Plant has used its effluent for heating, cooling and process water for decades. Now that effluent is being used again to heat and cool the new University of Nebraska Innovation Campus.

The Innovation Campus encourages...

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