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- New flats in Cardiff Bay are the first to receive heat and hot water from a £15.5 million steam-powered system.
- The system captures heat from steam produced as a by-product at Viridor's Trident Park Energy Recovery Facility and transports it through insulated pipes.
- The Scott Harbour flats, converted into 78 council-owned apartments, are connected to it.
- Cardiff council's climate-change cabinet member said the connection eliminates gas boilers and reduces emissions.
