Pairing residential heat pumps with potassium carbonate-based thermochemical storage
U.S. researchers found that pairing residential heat pumps with potassium carbonate-based thermochemical energy storage could reduce electricity demand during cold spells. They report that improved storage efficiency and heat pump performance could increase thermal storage's contribution in highly decarbonized power grids.
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Pairing residential heat pumps with potassium carbonate-based thermochemical storage
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