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08-08-2011
 Greentech Media (blog) | Can Germany's North Sea Winds Blow Away Nuclear? Greentech Media (blog) Will the money keep coming for billion-dollar projects like ABB's world's-biggest HVDC transmission? Power and automation provider ABB has won an approximately $1 billion order from Dutch-German transmission grid operator TenneT to build the world's ... High Value Contract of ABB |
08-08-2011
eSolar Gets $40M From GE socalTech.com Burbank-based eSolar, the developer of concentrating solar thermal power technology, said today that it has inked a strategic investment from GE Energy, worth up to $40M. According to eSolar, the deal came along with a licensing agreement with GE ... GE to Invest up to $40 Million in eSolar GE to Invest up to $40 Million in eSolar |
08-08-2011
BrightSource Energy eyes second large solar plant CNET A concentrating solar thermal power plant concentrates light onto a tower to make steam which turns a turbine to generate electricity. BrightSource's second California plant would use a tweaked design to lighten the environmental impact. ... BrightSource Planning 2nd Huge Solar Power Plant in California, Bigger One (+ ... |
08-08-2011
BrightSource Files To Build Second Concentrated Solar Power Plant In California REVE The 500-megawatt Hidden Hills Concentrating Solar Thermal be built in two 250 MW phases on 5.12 square miles of privately owned Mojave Desert land in California. BrightSource Energy Inc. (Oakland, California, US) has applied to the California Energy ... |
08-08-2011
 Treehugger | GE Invests Up to $40 Million in eSolar, Takes Partnership to Next Level Treehugger GE no doubt likes concentrating solar power (CSP) because it integrates well with natural gas (GE is a gas turbine maker)... "Our partnership with GE moves our innovative technology to the next stage. Together, we are able to bring to market a power ... eSolar Gets $40M From GE |
08-08-2011
GE to Invest up to $40 Million in eSolar MarketWatch (press release) BURBANK, Calif., Aug 08, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- eSolar, a leading developer of modular, scalable concentrating solar thermal power technology, announced today that in addition to its licensing agreement with GE Energy, ... GE to Invest up to $40 Million in eSolar |
08-08-2011
 RenewableEnergyWorld.com | Tracking the CPV Global Market: Ready to Fulfill Its Potential? RenewableEnergyWorld.com The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is a prime candidate for CPV development and Concentrix was among the first CPV companies to join the Desertec Initiative – a consortium of financial and industrial interests seeking to develop solar ... |
08-08-2011
 EurActiv.de | Van Son: "Es fehlt nachhaltige Energie, die aus dem Ausland kommen muss" EurActiv.de In der Debatte zur deutschen Energiewende spielte das Wüstenstromprojekt Desertec bislang kaum eine Rolle. Paul van Son, Chef der Desertec Industrial Initiative (Dii), gibt sich im Interview mit EurActiv.de gelassen: "Wir haben gar nicht das Bedürfnis, ... |
08-08-2011
Sopogy promotes Rodney Lee to Vice President of Marketing & Communications Hawaii 24/7 (press release) Honolulu, HI—August 8, 2011— Sopogy, Inc., the world's leading developer of micro concentrated solar power (MicroCSP) technologies, is pleased to announce the promotion of Rodney Lee to Vice President of Marketing & Communications. ... |
08-08-2011
Simplifying Solar Power Discovery News In a concentrated solar power (CSP) plant, an array of mirrors is used to focus sunlight on a tower, which heats up a working fluid that heats water to power turbines. (The fluid is usually molten salts, which absorb and hold heat better than water ... Solar energy even without the sun |
08-08-2011
 EcoSeed | Hensel Phelp, EnviroMission build 200-MW solar updraft tower EcoSeed Today, the mainstream technology in this category is called concentrating solar power, which uses the sun's rays to heat special liquids that generate steam. EnviroMission said the Solar Tower power station will provide enough electricity to power ... |
08-08-2011
 solarserver.com | BrightSource applies for second, 500 MW CSP project in California solarserver.com BrightSource Energy Inc. (Oakland, California, US) has applied to the California Energy Commission (CEC) for permission to build a second large concentrating solar power (CSP) project utilizing a solar power tower design. The 500 MW Hidden Hills Solar ... |
08-08-2011
Greentech Media (blog) | High Value Contract of ABB Zacks.com The company will install HVDC (high-voltage direct current) system with capacity of 900 megawatts (MW), which is the largest HVDC system in the world. The new system will reduce the electrical losses to less than 1% per converter station and the link, ... Can Germany's North Sea Winds Blow Away Nuclear? |
08-08-2011
 Trouw | In Sahara gaat zon niet meer voor niets op Trouw Het industriële project Desertec wil de Sahara volzetten met zonnepanelen. Marokko op zijn beurt heeft zelf zonne-energieplannen. Voor de eigen energiebehoefte én werkgelegenheid. De muren van de boerderij van M'hand zijn van natuursteen en hebben ... |
08-08-2011
Enel Green Power Adds Three New Solar Plants SmartMeters The plant is located on the site where Enel created the world's first concentrated solar power plant in 1981. The San Gillio photovoltaic plant, in the Province of Torino, has a capacity of 4.8 MW and Sesto Campano is a 500 kW plant. ... |
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