The Future of District Heating and Cooling Networks
Abstract:
This work offers a perspective on the potential future of district heating and cooling networks, by examining their evolution, discussing the advantages and disadvantages of emerging 4GDH technologies and exploring the impact of potential regulatory, policy, business and societal changes on their deployment.
Publication Year:
2023
Publisher:
UKERC
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Author(s):
Qadrdan, M., Woodman, B. and Wu, J.
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Language:
English
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1092027 B
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Open Access
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This data may be freely used for any purpose
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United Kingdom
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