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14-11-2012
LETTER: SA can be solar leader BDlive Since the first CSP power station was established in California in 1984, the technology has been constantly evolving through extensive research and development by universities, energy institutes and companies in many parts of the world, including our own. |
13-11-2012
"بوش" تنسحبُ من مشروع Desertec بالمغرب هسبريس أعلنت مجموعة "بوش" الألمانية للصناعة أنها ستنهي قبل متم العام مشاركتها في مشروع الطاقة الشمسية (Desertec) بالمغرب، وذلكَ بسبب وضعية اقتصادية جد حرجة، كما أفادَ الناطق الرسمي باسم المجموعة في تصريح لوكالة الأنباء الفرنسية، قائلاً " قررنا إيقافَ مشاركتنَا نهايةَ ... |
13-11-2012
 DIE WELT | Wüstenstrom-Projekt: Eon und Münchener Rück bleiben Desertec treu Handelsblatt Stuttgart/DüsseldorfAnders als Siemens oder Bosch halten der Energieversorger Eon und der Rückversicherer Münchener Rück an dem ehrgeizigen Wüstenstrom-Projekt Desertec fest. "Wir bleiben Desertec verbunden", sagte Eon-Vorstandschef Johannes ... Desertec: Wüstenstrom-Projekt: Bosch steigt aus Desertec verliert Bosch als Partner Solarenergie Bosch verlässt Wüstenstromprojekt Desertec |
13-11-2012
 Spiegel Online | Desertec's Promise of Solar Power for Europe Fades Spiegel Online Supporters hailed the Desertec Industrial Initiative as the most ambitious solar energy project ever when it was founded in 2009. Major industrial backers pledged active involvement, politicians saw a win-win proposition and environmentalists fawned ... Bosch quits Desertec Germany's Bosch pulling out of Desertec renewable energy project Bosch Rexroth confirms Desertec exit |
12-11-2012
 PV-Tech | Solar Dawn Consortium cancels A$1.2 billion project PV-Tech "The Solar Dawn Consortium has today confirmed that although it remains committed to Australia's large-scale concentrated solar power industry (CSP), it will no longer be pursuing development of its proposed 250MW solar thermal power facility in ... |
12-11-2012
ARENA rejects Solar Dawn funding, trims large scale PV applicants RenewEconomy Consortium spokesman Anthony Wiseman issued a brief statement on Monday, confirming it would not pursue the Solar Dawn project, but saying it remained committed to the development of a large-scale concentrated solar power industry (CSP) in Australia. |
13-11-2012
 Spiegel Online | A Desertec Founder Laments a Lack of Support Spiegel Online And that job is to tell politicians in Germany, Europe and North Africa what industry needs to start mass production of concentrated solar power plants, wind turbines and high-voltage transmission lines. That's what I'm asking for. What I find ... |
14-11-2012
Water scarcity could drive push towards wind and solar RenewEconomy Solar thermal – or concentrated solar power – which uses the sun's heat (instead of coal) to boil water – is also water hungry. The HSBC report notes that three provinces – Shanxi, Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang – hold 74 per cent of China's ... |
13-11-2012
 pv magazine | Bosch quits Desertec Nature.com (blog) The DESERTEC initiative was launched in 2009 with the goal of building a network of solar plants across North Africa. Backers of the project hope that by mid-century DESERTEC will supply the region and large parts of Europe with more than 125 gigawatts ... Germany's Bosch pulling out of Desertec renewable energy project Bosch Rexroth confirms Desertec exit Spain Ditches Morocco's Desertec Solar Project Meeting |
12-11-2012
 reNews Europe | Solar Dawn ices 250MW Oz plan reNews Europe Solar Dawn said although it is dropping this development from the pipeline it remains committed to Australia's large-scale concentrated solar power industry. Consortium spokesperson Anthony Wiseman said: “With ARENA soon to embark on a range of new ... |
13-11-2012
Search local inventory, coupons and more The Herald | HeraldOnline.com Renewable power sources include wind (includes both onshore and offshore), solar photovoltaic (PV), concentrated solar power (CSP), small hydropower (SHP), biomass, biogas and geothermal. - Detailed overview on the global wind power market with ... |
13-11-2012
 PV-Tech | European bank to help fund South Africa solar project PV-Tech The European Investment Bank is providing €50m ($63.5m) towards the first large concentrated solar power project in sub-Saharan Africa. The Khi Solar One project is described as one of the first private sector renewable energy projects in South Africa ... European Investment Bank backs South Africa's first solar tower project One of the world's largest Concentrated Solar Power Plants |
13-11-2012
 Recharge | Bosch joins Siemens in exiting Desertec mega-solar initiative Recharge Rexroth is the automation division within Robert Bosch, and among other DII-related products offers “tracking solutions” for concentrating solar power plants (CSP). Rexroth's departure may also be taken as a sign of impatience among some DII backers ... Spain Ditches Morocco's Desertec Solar Project Meeting |
13-11-2012
13-11-2012
 iDNES.cz | Sen o energii z Afriky se rozpadá, obří projekt opouští firma Bosch iDNES.cz Už minulý měsíc konsorcium Desertec Industrial Initiative opustil největší evropský průmyslový koncern Siemens. Obří solární elektrárny, jako je ta na snímku ze španělské Sevilly, chce. Zvětšit fotografii. Obří solární elektrárny, jako je ta na snímku ... |
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