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Solar One and Solar Two

Posted by admin on February 22nd, 2007

Solar One is concentrated solar power project in the Mojave Desert, California. This project was based on the solar power tower technology where reflective mirrors are placed in a field and track the sun, bouncing the sun energy into a central receiver point. These mirrors are known as a heliostat and the heat generated was [...]

CSP Frequently Asked Questions

Posted by admin on February 3rd, 2007

The nine SEGS plants built in California were constructed in less than one year each, and the final pair of plants each had a capacity of 80 MW. Previously demonstrated production capacity of 200 MW per year could be reestablished in two years, providing local jobs and a boost to the manufacturing economy, rather than [...]

Concentrated Solar Power – TroughNet

Posted by admin on February 2nd, 2007

This information in its entirety is from: http://www.nrel.gov/csp/troughnet/ TroughNet is developed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s Solar Energy Technologies Program under the Center for Buildings and Thermal Systems. Learn more about NREL’s concentrating solar power research. Parabolic Trough Technology Parabolic trough solar technology offers the lowest cost solar electric option for large power plant [...]