In the future, the UK’s energy supply for both heat and power will come from increasingly diverse sources. Often, this will involve local energy projects serving communities—or even individual homes. What technologies are available? At what scale can they be deployed? And how can they operate effectively with existing energy networks? This book explores these questions, detailing the characteristics of various power and heat sources and examining how they can be integrated and utilized efficiently.
| ISBN | 978-0-86341-739-9 |
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| Publisher | IET |
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