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Enhancing flexibility for climate change using seasonal energy storage (aquifer thermal energy storage) in distributed energy systems
Long-term energy storage is expected to play a vital role in the deep decarbonization of building energy sectors, while enhancing the flexibility of buildings to withstand future climate variations. However, it is challenging to design distributed multi-energy systems (DMES) while taking into accoun
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