As mitigating climate change becomes an increasing worldwide focus, it is vital to explore a
diverse range of technologies for reducing emissions. Heating and cooling make up a …

Seasonal thermal energy storage can provide flexibility to smart energy systems and are
characterised by low cost per unit energy capacity and varying applicability to different …

The dominant technology among latent heat thermal energy storage methods relies on solid–
liquid phase change. Since the primary disadvantage of phase change materials is low …

Abstract Deep Borehole Heat Exchangers (DBHEs) are a potentially important method of
developing geothermal resources through closed-loop systems for carbon neutral, spatial …

Borehole thermal energy storage (BTES) is an important technology to minimise
greenhouse gas emissions by storing surplus heat from industrial processes, space cooling …

To investigate operation characteristics of seasonal borehole underground thermal energy
storage (SBUTES) with different operational strategies, a model test platform with reduced …

The most significant drawback of latent heat thermal energy storage systems is the low
thermal conductivity of phase-change materials (PCMs), which significantly slows thermal …

Heating and cooling both make up a large part of the total energy demand in the UK; long-
term seasonal thermal energy storage (STES) can address temporal imbalances between …

The adoption of renewable energy, such as solar, to meet the energy demand in buildings
has become one of the keys to achieving the global target for net-zero emissions. As a …

Generator-absorber heat exchange (GAX) systems represent a promising alternative to
substitute environmentally harmful refrigeration devices based on conventional vapor …