Operational transition of nearly zero-energy building energy systems from demand dominance to supply dominance
Authors:
- Haowei XingHXHaowei Xing
- Xiaoyan DongXDXiaoyan Dong
- Xiangru KongXKXiangru Kong
- Jian ChenJCJian Chen
- Qinfeng ZhaoQinfeng Zhao
- Yi YangYYYi Yang
- Weijun GaoWGWeijun Gao
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Key Research and Development Program of Zhejiang Province (2024C03247)
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