Projektdetaljer
Beskrivelse
5th generation geothermal district heating and cooling (Geo5GDHC) systems have the potential to significantly decarbonize heating and cooling provided in urban areas by making use of optimized building systems and by reusing waste heat within buildings and within the network. With the addition of underground thermal energy storage (UTES), the ability to make use of intermittent renewable energy sources is maximized, reducing or eliminating the use of fossil fuel-generated electricity. A significant challenge is formed by gaps in existing models and design/analysis tools. This project is aimed at demonstrating Geo5GDHC systems and developing new models, design algorithms, and design tools to facilitate rapid design of resource-efficient and sustainable distribution systems that take advantage of sector-coupling and incorporate UTES.
Akronym | THE CHANGE |
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Status | Igangværende |
Effektiv start/slut dato | 01/02/23 → 31/01/26 |
Samarbejdspartnere
- Lund University (leder)
- Oklahoma State University
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory Tennessee
- The National Renewable Energy Laboratory
- GeoDrilling
- Svenskt Geoenergicentrum
- Skanska
- GEUS
Emneord
- jordvarme
- Geo5GDHC