Tag Archives: concentrated solar

World’s Largest CSP (Concentrated Solar Power) Dubai

Posted on June 27, 2016 by groundswellbasscoast

They like to do things big in Dubai, including a newly-approved concentrated solar power project that will generate 1,000 megawatts of power by 2020—and a whopping 5,000 megawatts by 2030. Saeed al-Tayer, managing director and CEO of Dubai Electricity and … Continue reading →

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40% + efficiency from 2 new Australian R&D successes

Posted on March 26, 2015 by groundswellbasscoast

As the rest of the world is so enthusiastically adopting solar electricity, here are 2 more, local world leading products of R&D. Meanwhile, Clown Prince Tony continues to drag us downwards and backwards with such big subsidies for dirty, climate … Continue reading →

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Y2R at CSP big solar, Ivanpah, USA

Posted on January 26, 2015 by groundswellbasscoast

Here’s the kind of large scale 400MegaWatt CST(Concentrated Solar Thermal) power station, which can generate electricity 24 hours per day, happily being evaluated on every continent, except Australia!! Here’s Leigh Ewbank of Y2R, on leave, very impressed that so many other … Continue reading →

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Description concentrated solar PV

Posted on December 19, 2013 by groundswellbasscoast

Here’s a comprehensive explanation of a size of system which is between big CST(Concentrated Solar Thermal) and roof top solar PV. For CORE(Community Owned Renewable Energy) this option has plenty to offer. In Australia, Silex has installed similar systems, near … Continue reading →

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Australia’s largest concentrated solar power plant officially launched

Posted on July 18, 2013 by groundswellbasscoast

In Mildura, Australian technology builds  1.5MW system, 40 parabolic dish mirrors using ultra high efficiency(43%) PV cells as used to power satellites. Possible 100MW expansion in 2014. Projected 6.9cents/kWh by 2020. >readmore> RenewEconomy

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