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buildings. For example, heat can be generated by solar collectors or absorbers, and power plants and industrial plants create waste heat. This centrally generated heat can be stored underground (in hot water tanks, pits, borehole fields, or aquifers) and delivered to consumers when needed via a district heating network. Perhaps the most prominent existing example of low-carbon district heating in North America is the Drake’s Landing community in Alberta, Canada. At Drake’s Landing, solar thermal collectors on the roofs of garages through the community collect heat, which is stored in water in short-term storage tanks and distributed as needed via an underground pipe network.23 The largest barrier to the widespread adoption of low-carbon district heating networks is the scale and cost of infrastructure projects needed to install them initially or to switch existing steam systems over to low-carbon fuels. While the remainder of this paper focuses on ASHPs because of their prominence in decarbonization studies, other technologies can contribute to achieving zero emissions space heating as well. DECARBONIZING SPACE HEATING WITH AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMPS ENERGYPOLICY.COLUMBIA.EDU | DECEMBER 2019 | 17PDF Image | DECARBONIZING SPACE HEATING WITH HEAT PUMPS
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