Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7049469 Applied Thermal Engineering 2014 48 Pages PDF
Abstract
The cost analysis results indicate that, in Ottawa, the extra capital investment incurred to the GSHP-FC system is possible to be returned within its lifespan, especially with the current trend of continuous price reductions of FC equipment and installation resulting from economy of scale and market expansion. Nevertheless, the GSHP-FC microgeneration systems' capability to generate both electricity and thermal energy at the point of use is generally considered more attractive for inclusion in the “smart” energy networks, new and remote community applications.
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