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The Bodyheat system at warehouse venue SWG3 captures heat from the audience and funnels it 200 metres below ground to a layer of bedrock that acts like a thermal battery
The dancefloor that absorbs body heat from the dancers can create between 250 and 600 watts depending on how intense the music is.
Heat energy is being captured from people dancing to help a Glasgow venue reduce its carbon emissions.
Iconic venue SWG3 switched on a new system on Wednesday called BODYHEAT, which uses the body heat of dancers to both heat and cool the space, Energy Live News reported.