We’re working with University of Central Lancashire and other universities on a funding bid to progress plans for a recovering heat from immersion cooled data centres.
The Place Based Impact Accelerator could bring up to £2.5m of funding to aid research and support in Blackpool enabling data centres to be a heat source for a wider heat network. This in turn could reduce some business’ energy bills and bring further low latency computing.
To support this bid, we need to show the benefits that this innovation could bring to Blackpool. Business can support this funding bid by submitting a letter of support to climate@blackpool.gov.uk or completing the form below.
If your business is interested in finding out more, complete the form below and we will contact you to discuss.