District cooling produced by renewables (such as wood or biogas)

Emission factor for district cooling depends on the method by which the cooling is produced. District cooling works on the same principle as district heating. Cool water is transported through the cool water network to the buildings to be cooled. The water is cooled by using seawater, energy from waste heat or geothermal energy or an electrically powered cooling system.

Emission factor data: District cooling produced by renewables (such as wood or biogas)

Field	Value
Emission factor category	District cooling
Country	Global
Region	XXXXXXXXXXXX
Company/Organization
Name	District cooling produced by renewables (such as wood or biogas)
Emission Type	XXXXXXXXXXXX
Emission factor	0.00 g/kWh
CO2/CO2-equivalent	CO2
Life cycle stages	XXXXXXXXXXXX
Year updated	2025
Year published	XXXX
Source	OpenCO2net
Verifier	XXXXXXXXXXXX
Eco-labels	XXXXXXXXXXXX
More information	XXXXXXXXXXXX

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