00:00 [sound of water]
00:21 [speaking in French]
00:23 This is where the water from the sun is pumped in.
00:25 Here you have two identical levels which are equipped with cooling making machines.
00:29 But cool down the water circuit.
00:31 [speaking in French]
00:33 Then this is the pump sector.
00:35 Their purpose is to pump water either inside the network or within the power station.
00:39 And this is the level where we find sand water.
00:42 This is where the interface between sand water and water happens,
00:45 but has been heated during the process of creating cool.
00:49 After, the sand water goes back,
00:51 so it stays in the plant only for a few seconds before returning to a river.
00:55 [speaking in French]
00:59 [sound of water]
01:13 [speaking in French]
01:15 If we manage to develop such a network of urban cooling instead of stand-alone air conditioning,
01:21 we could really manage to control the level of air conditioning carbon emission in Paris.
01:26 Emissions related to producing cool in the world are going to rise anyhow.
01:32 If we choose collective solutions that are resilient and efficient,
01:36 the cool balance will keep growing slightly because demand will increase.
01:40 But it will be very restrained compared to a situation where everyone has its own equipment and every man for himself.
01:46 [speaking in French]
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