Roskilde's glowing incinerator powers 65,000 households
Incinerators can't often be described as beautiful, but a newly inaugurated incinerator in Roskilde, Denmark, is just that. The main purpose of the Energy Tower is to generate electricity and heat. At night-time, though, glowing lights can be seen beneath its perforated façade... Continue Reading Roskilde's glowing incinerator powers 65,000 households
Section: Architecture
Tags: Energy, Incineration, Lighting, Waste
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