Seminar 17 -- Efficient Technologies That Are Also Economically Sustainable, Part 3 of 3: Thermal Energy Storage (TES) and Complementary Options PDF

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Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems are highly efficient hydronic systems that are increasingly being used particularly in urban centers and as electric grid resiliency solutions. CHP systems provide individual buildings, campus sites and district energy systems with energy and economic solutions when properly designed. Background, theoretical and actual CHP, Thermal Energy Storage (TES) and District Energy systems are presented and analyzed during this seminar.

This is the final seminar in a three part series exploring the inherent synergies between District Energy systems, Combined Heat & Power generation, and Thermal Energy Storage (TES), focusing more closely on the benefits of TES. After a brief introduction to TES, its applications, and its advantages, this session explores TES in practice through specific case studies and demonstrates the truly sustainable value of TES now and in the foreseeable future.

Thermal Energy Storage Overview and Benefits
Guy S. Frankenfield, P.E., Member
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Case Studies: Ice TES for District Cooling in Miami-Dade County
Andre LeBlanc
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The Ever-Growing Value Proposition of TES
Mark MacCracken, P.E., Member
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