International Journal of Exergy, cilt.46, sa.3-4, ss.244-256, 2025 (SCI-Expanded, Scopus)
This research delves into a thorough examination of a multi-energy system, combining geothermal energy, hydrogen (H2) generation, and cold energy storage. The system aims to establish an eco-friendly energy infrastructure by integrating these sustainable sources and storage methods. The study evaluates the system’s energy performance, scrutinising energy inputs, outputs, losses, and conversions across various components and subsystems. Furthermore, it conducts an exergy analysis to assess the effectiveness of energy transformations within the system, pinpointing areas of irreversibility and exergy dissipation. The findings reveal that the overall energetic efficiency stands at 11.31%, while the exergetic efficiency reaches 31.69%.