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JULES-HP CHESS runs A B C Model simulation - Climate change impact - Climate change scenarios (UKCIP) Source: Energy Saving Trust, Heat Pump Technical Monitoring Specifica'on, 2008 - COP under future environmental conditions
CO 2 savings – Mitigation potential 126 P. Blum et al. / Renewable Energy 35 (2010) 122–127 Geothermal CO 2 emission (GCE, g/year) !"# ! !"#$ ! !!" !" ! !!"#$ !!"#$ !"#$ ! !" !"# ! !"! ! Conven'onal CO 2 emission (CCE, g/year) !!" ! !"#$ ! !" !" ! !!"#$ !!"#$ !"#$ !! !" !"# ! !"! ! !" CO 2 savings (CS, g/year) ! !"#$ ! !"# ! !"#$ ! !!" ! !"!" ! i.e. A heat pump of ~10KW th installed in Reading is able to produce approximately 21000KWh heat annually >> CO 2 savings ~ 2500 Kg/year 35% or 72% CO 2 Savings depending on the electricity mix used Blum et al., 2010
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<strong>JULES</strong>-HP CHESS runs<br />
A B C <br />
Model simulation<br />
- Climate change impact<br />
- Climate change scenarios (UKCIP)<br />
Source: Energy Saving Trust, Heat Pump Technical Monitoring Specifica'on, 2008 <br />
- COP under future environmental conditions