Shared Energy and Land Use: Data Centers and Mixed-Use Development

This presentation examines the increasing overlap of data-center expansion with residential and mixed-use zoning, particularly in heating-dominated U.S. markets. It considers whether shared infrastructure, such as heat reuse, district systems, or coordinated utility planning, can support both data centers and housing development. By exploring land-use strategies and design opportunities, the session offers practical insights for reconciling industrial energy demand with community needs.

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