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Fossil Energy Reduction for Heating and Cooling of Buildings using Shallow Geothermal Integrated Energy Systems – A Comprehensive Review
Ground source heat pumps (GSHP) are a very efficient system for space heating and cooling, and it was established in 1904. GSHPs can minimize the environmental effect of buildings by using the ground as a renewable energy source. The ground will act as a heat sink or heat source. The research collec
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