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In-building waste water heat recovery: An urban-scale method for the characterisation of water streams and the assessment of energy savings and costs [PDF]
Applied Energy, 2017 Abstract Residential domestic hot water energy consumption represented 16% of the EU household heating demand in 2013. With the improvement of the building insulation envelope, domestic hot water contribution to energy consumption is expected to increase significantly, with values between 20% and 32% in single family buildings, and between 35% to ...
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Sustainable Cities and Society, 2019
The heating and cooling sector in Europe aims to increase the share of thermal energy provided by district heating (DH) and cooling networks, from the current 13% to 50% by 2050.
Eduard Oro, Paolo Taddeo, Jaume Salom
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The heating and cooling sector in Europe aims to increase the share of thermal energy provided by district heating (DH) and cooling networks, from the current 13% to 50% by 2050.
Eduard Oro, Paolo Taddeo, Jaume Salom
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Industrial waste heat recovery strategies in urban contexts: A performance comparison
2016 IEEE International Smart Cities Conference (ISC2), 2016In increasingly populated urban areas, the optimization of energy resources is of vital importance not only for economic and ethical reasons, but also to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Industrial plants and factories usually located around cities often require (and in some case also dissipate) large amounts of energy.
David Macii
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Recov’Heat: An estimation tool of urban waste heat recovery potential in sustainable cities
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2017Waste heat recovery is considered as an efficient way to increase carbon-free green energy utilization and to reduce greenhouse gas emission. Especially in urban area, several sources such as sewage water, industrial process, waste incinerator plants, etc., are still rarely explored.
Alain Pascal Goumba +4 more
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Springer Series in Geomechanics and Geoengineering, 2018
Heating and cooling using groundwater is often performed without considering potential effects on subsurface resources and the multiple interactions of different subsurface utilizations. As a result, significantly increased subsurface temperatures have been observed in many urban areas.
J. Epting +3 more
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Heating and cooling using groundwater is often performed without considering potential effects on subsurface resources and the multiple interactions of different subsurface utilizations. As a result, significantly increased subsurface temperatures have been observed in many urban areas.
J. Epting +3 more
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Green Engineering: International Journal of Engineering and Applied Science
This research investigates the potential of integrating waste heat recovery and geothermal exchange within district heating systems as a carbon-neutral energy solution tailored to tropical urban settings.
Rahardian Luthfi Prasetyo +2 more
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This research investigates the potential of integrating waste heat recovery and geothermal exchange within district heating systems as a carbon-neutral energy solution tailored to tropical urban settings.
Rahardian Luthfi Prasetyo +2 more
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Practice of Waste Heat Recovery in Iron and Steel Industry for Urban Central Heating
Foreign Language Science and Technology Journal Database Engineering Technology, 2022semanticscholar +2 more sources
IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, 2023
In this paper, a novel co-optimization model is proposed for integrated electricity-gas-heat urban energy systems to improve resilience during extreme events.
Ran Tao, Chenyu Xu, Haoxiang Wang
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In this paper, a novel co-optimization model is proposed for integrated electricity-gas-heat urban energy systems to improve resilience during extreme events.
Ran Tao, Chenyu Xu, Haoxiang Wang
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, 2020
Waste heat utilization is an essential approach for improving the energy utilization efficiency of the combined heat and power (CHP) plant and a significant low-carbon way to achieve clean urban heating.
Youjun Zhang +5 more
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Waste heat utilization is an essential approach for improving the energy utilization efficiency of the combined heat and power (CHP) plant and a significant low-carbon way to achieve clean urban heating.
Youjun Zhang +5 more
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