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Overcoming challenges to sustainable heat using physics-informed machine learning

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Heat pumps represent a sustainable heating technology that will play a crucial role in achieving Net Zero and decarbonisation goals in the UK. Increasing data availability from Building Management Systems and the rise of physics-based learning algorithms offer a solution to the problem of assessing the energy efficiency and maintenance requirements of an aging national heat pump fleet.

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