Low carbon city physical energy storage

Is underground space based energy system a low-carbon city development?

Aiming at low-carbon city development based on the underground space and energy systems, a framework of underground space based IESs is proposed in this paper. The low-carbon potential of underground space is analyzed and the research prospects are proposed to further investigate the coupling pattern of urban underground space and energy system.

Can underground space support a low-carbon city?

The development of new living spaces is crucial for the successful implementation of low-carbon city initiatives. Underground space has been recognized as a valuable territorial resource that can support the low-carbon city and energy low-carbon transition (Qian, 2016).

How can underground space resources be used to achieve double carbon?

The abundant underground space resources have been leveraged to promote the attainment of the “double carbon” objective through the application of related low-carbon technologies, including underground transportation and logistics systems, energy generation, energy transmission, as well as underground energy storage. 3.1.

What is the Low Carbon Cities Program?

Program Strategy Overview The Low Carbon Cities Program aims to help Chinese cities realize early carbon peaking and neutrality through strategic intervention for deep decarbonization, with low carbon urban infrastructure as a focal point.

Can underground space based IES lead to a low-carbon transition?

The underground space based IES has great potentials in prompting low-carbon transition of the energy sector and the realization of “double carbon” target.

What is a low-carbon city?

To address the urgent challenges posed by climate change, the concept of a low-carbon city has been introduced and widely adopted. The factors including energy pattern, environment, urban mobility, and social living are considered in the framework of low-carbon city (Tan et al., 2017).