The Limburgs Energiefonds has provided funding to Blockheating to develop two data centers that will supply waste heat to local farmers, significantly reducing CO2 emissions.

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Blockheating is a company focused on optimizing IT operations holistically, which entails better integration of energy availability and heat supply. Utilizing innovative cooling technology, the company can efficiently manage cooling processes while providing waste heat at temperatures of 60 degrees Celsius without relying on heat pumps. Blockheating's micro data centers, each with a capacity of 200kW, are strategically located to make use of waste heat year-round, ensuring that the energy generated is effectively utilized in various applications.

In addition to its technological advancements, Blockheating offers 'bare metal server capacity,' allowing clients to leverage its infrastructure without the need for significant hardware investments. The geo-distribution of computing capacity enables customers to establish a secure and redundant IT infrastructure, mitigating the impacts of large-scale power outages on service delivery.

Industry Overview in Limburg

The agricultural sector in the Limburg region is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the need for sustainable practices and innovative technological solutions. As climate concerns become more prominent, stakeholders within the agricultural industry are