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How should the ownership of ground source heat pumps be divided?
At present, the development of geothermal heat pumps both domestically and internationally is very good, but geothermal heat pumps are a new product in recent years. Many people do not understand geothermal heat pumps, so today we are looking for geothermal heat pumps. A belonging.
Ground source heat pumps should belong to the HVAC system in buildings in terms of technical attributes, so relevant policies have been jointly formulated by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and the Ministry of Finance. Starting from 2009, the state began to support building energy-saving demonstration projects, and in 2002 it began to transform into a policy subsidy for renewable energy demonstration counties, and two years later it transformed again into a subsidy for renewable energy demonstration smart cities. With the joint support of the two departments, these policies have completed financial support for every project, every county, every district, every town and every city.
If ground source heat pumps are classified according to resource attributes, they belong to shallow geothermal energy. Calculated based on the current average energy efficiency coefficient of ground source heat pumps, every time the ground source heat pump supplies energy, it relies on the shallow geothermal energy contributed by the driving energy (electricity). At present, several cities at or above the prefecture level across the country have conducted surveys and evaluations of shallow geothermal energy, providing strong technical conditions for further scientific construction of ground source heat pumps.
After reading the classification of ground source heat pumps above, more people may be more confused. In fact, each product will have different classification standards at some levels. In short, it cannot be denied that ground source heat pumps belong to New energy equipment is an auxiliary product for future social development and an important part of the energy conservation and emission reduction requirements.