Sentence examples for heat sector from inspiring English sources

Presently near surface geothermal energy already covers an essential part of the German base-load capacity in the heat sector.

Across Europe, the highest average policy effectiveness over six years was reached for onshore wind (4.2%), biofuels (3.6%) and biomass electricity (2.7%), while in the heat sector, all technologies score below 2%.

By applying the HN investment model and the integrated heat and electricity system model, this paper compares the decomposed system cost of HNs, hybrid HP-Bs (HPs and gas boilers) and air source HPs (ASHP), analyzes the impact of different heating strategies on the operation and investment of the electricity system, and presents the optimized strategy for heat sector decarbonization.

Therefore, the concept of smart grid could be extended to the heat sector in relation to District Heating Networks (DHNs) and considering thermal energy distributed generation systems, such as solar thermal panels or micro-Combined Heat and Power (micro-CHP) generators.

The Scottish government's Climate Change Delivery Plan calls for a largely decarbonised electricity generation sector by 2030 and a largely decarbonised heat sector by 2050.

Mr Stuart said if the new targets from Scottish Renewables were adopted, they could "kick-start the growth" in the renewable heat sector.

Biomass for transport changes less noticeably between ATD Bioenergy and Acctech (no fuel cells) (60%) than it does for the electricity and heat sectors.

Based on the research narratives developed and techno-economic modelling scenarios, the results suggest that bioenergy has the potential to be an affordable option to decarbonise not only the electricity and residential heat sectors, but also the transport sector under an 80% carbon reduction target given further technological development.

The overall reduction in ethanol deployment and increase in conventional fuels in the ATD scenario suggests that under the least cost assumptions of the model and accelerated bioenergy assumptions, it is more economical to use biomass to decarbonise the electricity and residential heat sectors.

"Businesses within the industry need rapid action to stimulate growth within the renewable heating sector," he said.

However, in the context of decarbonizing the heating sector, conventional heat sources have to be replaced by renewable energies.