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Fifth-generation district heating and cooling (5GDHC) systems play a pivotal role in enhancing the sustainability and efficiency of urban energy systems by enabling decentralized, low-temperature thermal networks and sector coupling. They offer strong potential for waste heat utilization and intelligent thermal integration, contributing to significant ...
Mohammad Reza Shahbazi +2 more
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Applying the Gas-to-Geo concept in Catalonia: GIS-based analysis to assess how 5GDHC Networks could catalyse massive adoption of Shallow Geothermal Energy [PDF]
This work has been partially supported by the AGAUR grant for Industry Doctorate Research 2021-DI-0072.
García Céspedes, Jordi +5 more
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Comparative technoeconomic analysis of centralised and decentralised water source heat pump systems using CATHeaPS. [PDF]
Angelidis O +4 more
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Decarbonising heating and cooling often focuses on electrification, with heat pumps and decentralised generation playing key roles. This transition poses economic and environmental challenges, particularly in the production, operation, and disposal of ...
Rismanchi, B, Gjoka, K, Crawford, RH
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A multi-dimensional assessment framework for fifth-generation district heating and cooling systems
© 2024 Kristian GjokaThe increasing urbanisation and urgent need for sustainable energy solutions position fifth-generation district heating and cooling (5GDHC) systems as a promising technology for decarbonising urban energy demands.
Gjoka, Kristian
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This thesis explores how to design 5th Generation District Heating and Cooling (5GDHC) systems using seasonal thermal energy storage and GIS-based assessment. 5GDHC networks operate at low temperatures and allow energy to be shared between buildings that both use and supply heat or cooling.
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District heating and cooling systems are increasingly recognised for their potential in leveraging renewable sources and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions.
Andreas Olympios +6 more
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This research addresses the need for a method to compare waste heat potential and recovery in 5th Generation District Heating and Cooling (5GDHC) systems. Prosumer buildings, known for enhancing flexibility, are analyzed using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and image vectorization to evaluate 5GDHC systems.
Svend Bram +2 more
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