August 1, 2025Journal of Physics Conference SeriesOpen Access

Research on electric energy flexibility and decarbonization potential of building-integrated heat pump and thermal storage system

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The maximum flexible power reduction achieved is 188.1 kW, indicating significant energy optimization potential.
A carbon emissions decrease of 161.94 kg CO2 shows a carbon reduction rate of about 20.26% with optimized systems.
This analysis employs a framework for building energy flexibility that combines heat pumps with thermal mass and storage solutions.
The findings highlight how efficient electricity load shifting can enhance carbon reduction efforts in residential settings.

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Research demonstrates significant carbon reduction in residential buildings using heat pumps and energy storage, suggesting enhanced grid flexibility.

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Lu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Research demonstrates significant carbon reduction in residential buildings using heat pumps and energy storage, suggesting enhanced grid flexibility.

Research on electric energy flexibility and decarbonization potential of building-integrated heat pump and thermal storage system

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Research on electric energy flexibility and decarbonization potential of building-integrated heat pump and thermal storage system

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