Performance Implications Of Heat Pumps And Micro-Cogenerators Participating In Demand Side Manage
PERFORMANCE IMPLICATIONS OF HEAT PUMPS AND MICRO-COGENERATORS PARTICIPATING IN DEMAND SIDE MANAGE
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This work considers the potential impact of participating in demand side management on the performance of air source heat pumps and micro-cogenerators. As significant consumers and generators of electricity at the distribution level, large numbers of heat pumps and micro- cogenerators would provide considerable scope for participation in demand-side management systems. However, it is possible that operating regimes which are optimised for grid considerations will not achieve the maximum performance that is possible from these units.
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