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Europe’s Come-to-AC Moment

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Beth Gardiner
Europe’s Come-to-AC Moment
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Europe is experiencing a surge in demand for air conditioning as heatwaves become more frequent and intense. Many residents are resorting to inefficient, portable units because European buildings were historically designed to retain heat rather than provide cooling.

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The shift toward widespread air conditioning in Europe poses significant energy consumption challenges and necessitates a rethink of urban building regulations.

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The heat is changing the continent’s interest in cooling technologies of all kinds.

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The article reports on a societal trend and infrastructure challenges without taking a political stance.

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