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Study of district heating potential in power plants with CO2 capture

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Network synthesis for district heating with multiple heat plants

Multi-Criteria Optimization of a District Cogeneration Plant Integrating a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell - Gas Turbine Combined Cycle, Heat Pumps and Chillers

Multi-Criteria Optimization of a Heat Pump Based District Heating System in the City of Beijing

High Performance Air-Water Heat Pump with Extended Application Range for Residential Heating

Optimization of a Heating, Cooling and Power Generation District Unit based on a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell - Gas Turbine Combined Cycle from the Viewpoints of Cost and CO2 Emissions

District Heating in the City of Tokyo: A Case Study using a new Integrated Simulation Environment.

An Environomic Approach for the Modeling and Optimization of a District Heating Network Based on Centralized and Decentralized Heat Pumps, Cogeneration and/or Gas Furnace (Part II: Application)

An Environomic Approach for the Modeling and Optimization of a District Heating Network Based on Centralized and Decentralized Heat Pumps, Cogeneration and/or Gas Furnace (Part I: Methodology)

Sustainable Development Based Methodology for the Optimized Integrated Design and Operation of Energy Conversion Processes and Networks.

An Environomic Approach for the Life Cycle Modeling and Optimization of a District Heating Network Based on Centralized and Decentralized Heat Pumps (Part II: Application).