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Community Geothermal: Energy, Cost, and Carbon Modeling for District Design - Ann Arbor, MI

DOI 10.15121/2448525
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This data includes results on an analysis of existing and projected energy, cost, and carbon for the City of Ann Arbor - District Geothermal Design and Deployment to Equitably Decarbonize Low Income Neighborhoods in Ann Arbor project. The scope of the project includes designing and implementing a geothermal district heating and cooling system that reduces thermal heating and cooling load by 75% and greenhouse gas emissions by 40% in the project area (262 households, 6 commercial buildings). The existing neighborhood was modeled using Design Builder, an EnergyPlus software, to understand the current energy load. The energy model was then flipped to reflect the designed district geothermal heating and cooling system to project the effect on energy, carbon, and cost. This dataset includes the analysis files utilized and created for this study. There are 3 categories of data: 1) existing/benchmarking, 2) energy modeling, and 3) post processed calculations. This follows the methodology and process of the project team, which is fully explained in file 00_Technical Economic Environmental Assessment. All uses of data are referenced throughout this assessment to their respective files included below.

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TY - DATA AB - This data includes results on an analysis of existing and projected energy, cost, and carbon for the City of Ann Arbor - District Geothermal Design and Deployment to Equitably Decarbonize Low Income Neighborhoods in Ann Arbor project. The scope of the project includes designing and implementing a geothermal district heating and cooling system that reduces thermal heating and cooling load by 75% and greenhouse gas emissions by 40% in the project area (262 households, 6 commercial buildings). The existing neighborhood was modeled using Design Builder, an EnergyPlus software, to understand the current energy load. The energy model was then flipped to reflect the designed district geothermal heating and cooling system to project the effect on energy, carbon, and cost. This dataset includes the analysis files utilized and created for this study. There are 3 categories of data: 1) existing/benchmarking, 2) energy modeling, and 3) post processed calculations. This follows the methodology and process of the project team, which is fully explained in file 00_Technical Economic Environmental Assessment. All uses of data are referenced throughout this assessment to their respective files included below. AU - Lee, Jessica A2 - McMillen, Adam DB - Open Energy Data Initiative (OEDI) DP - Open EI | National Renewable Energy Laboratory DO - 10.15121/2448525 KW - geothermal KW - energy KW - Energy Plus KW - Design Builder KW - Michigan KW - community geothermal KW - district geothermal KW - commGeo KW - Ann Arbor KW - heating and cooling KW - energy load KW - energy model KW - cost KW - carbon KW - benchmarking KW - processed data KW - load timeseries KW - model KW - ResStock KW - economic KW - environmental KW - assessment KW - energy audit KW - building modeling KW - development LA - English DA - 2024/01/01 PY - 2024 PB - IMEG Corp T1 - Community Geothermal: Energy, Cost, and Carbon Modeling for District Design - Ann Arbor, MI UR - https://doi.org/10.15121/2448525 ER -
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Lee, Jessica, and Adam McMillen. Community Geothermal: Energy, Cost, and Carbon Modeling for District Design - Ann Arbor, MI. IMEG Corp, 1 January, 2024, GDR. https://doi.org/10.15121/2448525.
Lee, J., & McMillen, A. (2024). Community Geothermal: Energy, Cost, and Carbon Modeling for District Design - Ann Arbor, MI. [Data set]. GDR. IMEG Corp. https://doi.org/10.15121/2448525
Lee, Jessica and Adam McMillen. Community Geothermal: Energy, Cost, and Carbon Modeling for District Design - Ann Arbor, MI. IMEG Corp, January, 1, 2024. Distributed by GDR. https://doi.org/10.15121/2448525
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Data from Jan 1, 2024

Last updated Oct 1, 2024

Submitted Apr 12, 2024

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IMEG Corp

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Jessica Lee

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Jessica Lee

IMEG Corp

Adam McMillen

IMEG Corp

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DOE Project Details

Project Name City of Ann Arbor - District Geothermal Design and Deployment to Equitably Decarbonize Low Income Neighborhoods in Ann Arbor

Project Lead Arlene Anderson

Project Number EE0010665

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