2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2016.10.153
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A model-based assessment of climate and energy targets for the German residential heat system

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“…In all scenarios, heat pumps and, to a somewhat lesser extent, thermal storage provide a significant greater load management potential than micro-CHP. These findings are in line with those by Merkel et al [50] who also identify a strong impact of CO 2 and fuel prices on micro-CHP deployment, and identify high RES targets as drivers for heat pumps. In contrast, Bauermann et al [44] conclude for Germany that, despite major differences in scenarios, natural gas heating systems would keep their leading market position.…”
Section: Structure Of Heat Supplysupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…In all scenarios, heat pumps and, to a somewhat lesser extent, thermal storage provide a significant greater load management potential than micro-CHP. These findings are in line with those by Merkel et al [50] who also identify a strong impact of CO 2 and fuel prices on micro-CHP deployment, and identify high RES targets as drivers for heat pumps. In contrast, Bauermann et al [44] conclude for Germany that, despite major differences in scenarios, natural gas heating systems would keep their leading market position.…”
Section: Structure Of Heat Supplysupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Many models are long-standing projects that evolved from electricity sector analyses into combined heat-and-electricitysystem analyses. Prominent examples are the models BALMOREL [25,28,29,31,64,65], TIMES [48,49,50,36], and energyPLAN [27,33,34,63,30]. While the first two are cost minimization models, energyPLAN seeks to minimize consumption of fossil fuels.…”
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