Addressing the growing concerns of climate change necessitates the decarbonisation of
energy sectors globally. Heating is the largest energy end-use, accounting for almost half of …

Industrial and high temperature pumps are a well-established, sustainable, and low-
emission technology for processing temperatures below 100° C, especially when driven by …

In the European Union, 40% of the overall final energy consumption is attributable to the
buildings sector. A reason for such data may be found considering that the great majority of …

District heating (DH) networks are a key component of low-carbon urban heating in the
future, as greenhouse gas emissions and sustainability concerns drive the heating sector to …

While heat pumps are a promising solution for decarbonizing residential buildings, financial
barriers often hinder their diffusion. Asset leasing–whereby service providers lease …

A large number of ground-source heat pump (GSHP) systems have been used in residential
and commercial buildings throughout the world due to their attractive advantages of high …

This paper proposes a method to assess the potential for thermal use of groundwater and its
integration in spatial energy planning. The procedure can be adapted to local regulatory and …

Heat pump technology has the potential to substantially increase the efficiency of domestic
space heating which is currently based on boiler technology. Although the heat pump has …

Space heating and cooling (H&C) constitute nearly half of Europe's total energy
consumption, yet only 23% of this demand is fulfilled by renewable sources. Green H&C …

Becoming the world's first climate-neutral continent by 2050 is currently the most ambitious
European goal. Heat pumps are the example of the key technology, which could help to …