Thermal energy storage—A review of concepts and systems for heating and cooling applications in buildings: Part 1—Seasonal storage in the ground

Павлов, Георги; Olesen, Bjarne W.

doi:10.1080/10789669.2012.667039

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“…Biomass resources are widely distributed in almost all countries of the world. In the case of geothermal energy, utilizing the Earth's natural heat, geothermal heat pumps extract warmth from the ground for heating applications [26]. Renewable heat technologies offer sustainable alternatives to fossil-fuel-based systems, reducing carbon footprints and dependence on finite resources.…”

Section: Heat Productionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Energy Transformation Development Strategies: Evaluation of Asset Conversion in the Regions

Svazas,

Navickas

2024

Energies

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Manifestations of energy transformation are visible throughout the developed world. As the threat to the survival of humanity arises, the countries of the world are starting to take faster and more specific actions to transform the energy sector. One of the energy transformation strategies is the decentralized development of the energy system in the regions. This concept is especially relevant at this time, when centralized sources of energy production and supply are becoming the target of physical and cyber attacks. The purpose of this article is to form theoretical assumptions for the smooth implementation of the decentralization of the energy system. This article aims to remove obstacles to short-term energy transformation. The novelty of this article is related to emphasizing the role of biomass cogeneration in achieving energy system efficiency and greening. Mathematical modeling based on RSM is used in the article. The established factors of the market structure revealed that the efficiency of energy production is based on the use of cogeneration and the markets for raw materials and energy can be attributed to different types. The results of this study showed that the optimal combination of biomass cogeneration can ensure competitive energy production. This article is relevant because it offers transitional solutions until adequate hydrogen utilization and energy storage solutions are developed.

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Section: Heat Productionmentioning

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Energy Transformation Development Strategies: Evaluation of Asset Conversion in the Regions

Svazas,

Navickas

2024

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“…For thermal energy storage, large ground-or water-based storage is usually utilized in district seasonal storage to bridge the temporal mismatch between heating demands in winter and solar availability in summer. There are four main underground thermal energy storage types: water tank, gravel water pits, boreholes, and aquifers [41]. Different researchers have reviewed these four types [42].…”

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A review on modelling methods, tools and service of integrated energy systems in China

Wu,

Zhang,

Wang

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An integrated energy system (IES) is responsible for aggregating various energy carriers, such as electricity, gas, heating, and cooling, with a focus on integrating these components to provide an efficient, low-carbon, and reliable energy supply. This paper aims to review the modeling methods, tools, and service modes of IES in China to evaluate opportunities for improving current practices. The models reviewed in this paper are classified as demand forecasting or energy system optimization models based on their modeling progress. Additionally, the main components involved in the IES modeling process are presented, and typical domestic tools utilized in the modeling processes are discussed. Finally, based on a review of several demonstration projects of IES, future development directions of IES are summarized as the integration of data-driven and engineering models, improvements in policies and mechanisms, the establishment of regional energy management centers, and the promotion of new energy equipment.

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“…To make use of the seasonal excess heat in the greenhouse, the heat pump system will be coupled to an array of boreholes for thermal energy storage. Ground source heat pumps (GSHPs) coupled to BTES is a well-known and widely used technology for long-term thermal energy storage [31,32]. For greenhouses, the feasibility of the technology to fulfil the heating and cooling demands has been studied in detail by Skarphagen et al [33].…”

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Assessment of Heating and Cooling Demands of a Glass Greenhouse in Bucharest, Romania

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Sannan

Jerca³

et al. 2022

SSRN Journal

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Thermal energy storage—A review of concepts and systems for heating and cooling applications in buildings: Part 1—Seasonal storage in the ground

Cited by 46 publications

References 45 publications

Energy Transformation Development Strategies: Evaluation of Asset Conversion in the Regions

Energy Transformation Development Strategies: Evaluation of Asset Conversion in the Regions

A review on modelling methods, tools and service of integrated energy systems in China

Assessment of Heating and Cooling Demands of a Glass Greenhouse in Bucharest, Romania

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