Use Of Micro Chp Plants To Support The Local Operation Of Electric Heat Pumps
USE OF MICRO CHP PLANTS TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL OPERATION OF ELECTRIC HEAT PUMPS
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There is a common assumption that to decarbonise the heat market in the UK a large
number of households will need to switch from fossil fuel heating to heating with low carbon
electricity. Electric heat pumps are the most energy efficient way of using electricity for space heating so it would appear logical to promote their use. Domestic electricity demand is highly stochastic and distribution supply transformers are sized to take advantage of load aggregation.
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