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| Description | English: Shared ground heat exchange can deliver low-carbon electrified heat where individual heat pumps or heat networks are not feasible, such as in terraced homes. However, there is a policy gap around these mid-scale heat solutions. We outline the benefits and challenges of shared ground heat exchange, and actions needed by policy, housing, and innovation stakeholders to support further deployment. |
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| Source | https://doi.org/10.48785/100/91 |
| Author | Catherine Bale, David Barns, Josh Turner |
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