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They didn't say, but I'm wondering what the loss is when you convert the heat back into electricity. I assume they're boiling water and turning turbines with it- I can't imagine they're losing too much.
They're using heat exchangers to add it to the municipal heating loop. No electricity involved on that side.
I saw that, but they said it could be converted to heat with a loss.