Abstract
This project aims at a general analysis of the part to be played by heat pumps in the Danish national economy. The technical-economic considerations encompass the power-driven and gas-driven heat pumps, installed in small and collective heating plants. Industrial heat pumps and animal shelter heat - based pumps are not discussed in this report. Heat pumps for individual heating systems are not expected to become cheaper, but generally an efficiency improvement up to 10 % should be possible towards the 2005. The change to `natural` coolants should not have negative effect upon the technical development trends. The techno-economical presumptions and methodical basis for evaluation of the energy saving, environmental and socio-economic impacts are analyzed (details in the Appendix). The Danish energy policy actively encourages renewable energy source developments, and heat pumps in connection with solar and wind energy utilization are of great economic and environmental importance. More than DKr 100 mln have been invested since 1979. The air pollution abatement and CO{sub 2} taxation policy should contribute to the intensified technical and organizational effort in the area of heat-pump utilization in district heating. (EG)
Citation Formats
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Heat pumps - technology, environment and economy. Analysis of a potential heat-pump adjustment to the Danish energy supply system; Varmepumpers teknologi, miljoe og oekonomi. En analyse af varmepumpers mulige indpasning i dansk energiforsyning.
Denmark: N. p.,
1994.
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Heat pumps - technology, environment and economy. Analysis of a potential heat-pump adjustment to the Danish energy supply system; Varmepumpers teknologi, miljoe og oekonomi. En analyse af varmepumpers mulige indpasning i dansk energiforsyning.
Denmark.
None.
1994.
"Heat pumps - technology, environment and economy. Analysis of a potential heat-pump adjustment to the Danish energy supply system; Varmepumpers teknologi, miljoe og oekonomi. En analyse af varmepumpers mulige indpasning i dansk energiforsyning."
Denmark.
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title = {Heat pumps - technology, environment and economy. Analysis of a potential heat-pump adjustment to the Danish energy supply system; Varmepumpers teknologi, miljoe og oekonomi. En analyse af varmepumpers mulige indpasning i dansk energiforsyning}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {This project aims at a general analysis of the part to be played by heat pumps in the Danish national economy. The technical-economic considerations encompass the power-driven and gas-driven heat pumps, installed in small and collective heating plants. Industrial heat pumps and animal shelter heat - based pumps are not discussed in this report. Heat pumps for individual heating systems are not expected to become cheaper, but generally an efficiency improvement up to 10 % should be possible towards the 2005. The change to `natural` coolants should not have negative effect upon the technical development trends. The techno-economical presumptions and methodical basis for evaluation of the energy saving, environmental and socio-economic impacts are analyzed (details in the Appendix). The Danish energy policy actively encourages renewable energy source developments, and heat pumps in connection with solar and wind energy utilization are of great economic and environmental importance. More than DKr 100 mln have been invested since 1979. The air pollution abatement and CO{sub 2} taxation policy should contribute to the intensified technical and organizational effort in the area of heat-pump utilization in district heating. (EG)}
place = {Denmark}
year = {1994}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {Heat pumps - technology, environment and economy. Analysis of a potential heat-pump adjustment to the Danish energy supply system; Varmepumpers teknologi, miljoe og oekonomi. En analyse af varmepumpers mulige indpasning i dansk energiforsyning}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {This project aims at a general analysis of the part to be played by heat pumps in the Danish national economy. The technical-economic considerations encompass the power-driven and gas-driven heat pumps, installed in small and collective heating plants. Industrial heat pumps and animal shelter heat - based pumps are not discussed in this report. Heat pumps for individual heating systems are not expected to become cheaper, but generally an efficiency improvement up to 10 % should be possible towards the 2005. The change to `natural` coolants should not have negative effect upon the technical development trends. The techno-economical presumptions and methodical basis for evaluation of the energy saving, environmental and socio-economic impacts are analyzed (details in the Appendix). The Danish energy policy actively encourages renewable energy source developments, and heat pumps in connection with solar and wind energy utilization are of great economic and environmental importance. More than DKr 100 mln have been invested since 1979. The air pollution abatement and CO{sub 2} taxation policy should contribute to the intensified technical and organizational effort in the area of heat-pump utilization in district heating. (EG)}
place = {Denmark}
year = {1994}
month = {Dec}
}