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Revisiting the potential of geothermal heat pump systems in cold climates with thermal energy storage
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DOI：10.1016/j.enbuild.2026.117545.png)
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• Dynamic modeling framework developed for hybrid geothermal heat pump–TES systems. • TES markedly reduces equipment sizing requirements, improving cost-effectiveness. • Larger TES capacities significantly limit or eliminate auxiliary heating needs. • TES integration dampens high-frequency ground thermal loads, enhancing long-term borefield performance. • Hybrid GHP–TES systems enable efficient, flexible, fully electrified heating for cold climates.
Keywords:
geothermal heat pump
thermal energy storage
hybrid system
cold climates
ground thermal load
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