A waste centre at Polmadie could provide heat to Hampden Park, a hospital, homes and schools
, a study has found.
A council spokesman said: “How we heat our homes and other buildings is one of the big challenges we face as the city tackles the causes of The study on a Polmadie district heat network was carried out by consulting engineering firm Buro Happold. It was hoped it would build “confidence that district heat networks are technically and economically viable in locations across the city”.
An image included in the report shows a pipe network linked to Hampden Park, the New Victoria Hospital, Langside Library,Secondary School, Cathcart Police Station, Toryglen Regional Football Centre, Glasgow Clyde College, Mount Florida Primary School and two blocks of flats. “The GRREC produces reliable heat and this study shows investors should be confident of a return on any investment.
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