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Clean Energy Technology
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Natural refrigerant heat pump water heaters
Heat pump water heaters using a natural refrigerant, such as CO2, propane gas or ammonia (whose global warming potential can be more than 1000 times lower than conventional refrigerants such as R134a or R410a). For heat pump CO2 water heaters, the refrigerant operates in a transcritical cycle (i.e. behaving like a gas but with the density of a liquid), which enhances energy performance.
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State-of-the-art air-to-air heat pump
Transfer heat energy from a colder space to a warmer one, providing either heating or cooling (using either outdoor air or indoor air as a source of heat) thanks to vapour compression refrigeration and a refrigerant system. Typically more efficient than electrical resistance heaters, although efficiencies begin dropping significantly with low outside air temperature (below 5°C).
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Vapour compression split air conditioners
Uses vapour compression refrigeration and a refrigerant system to remove heat from a space and provide cooling. Components are split between an outdoor cabinet (condenser and compressor), and indoor cabinet (evaporator coil) and an air handler, which sends the cool air through the duct system.
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Shallow ground-source heat pump
Heat pump transferring heat to or from the ground to provide cooling or heating, thanks to a ground heat exchanger buried in the ground. More energy-efficient than air-source heat pumps, especially in winter, as the underground temperature does not drop as much as other heat sources like the air or water.
Source: IEA (2023), ETP Clean Energy Technology Guide, IEA, Paris
https://www.iea.org/data-and-statistics/data-tools/etp-clean-energy-technology-guide
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