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By Anonymous
on Nov 16, 2012
By Sam Phipps
The country’s debut on the CSP scene came last May, when the Hassi R’Mel solar-combined cycle hybrid power plant started operation. It generates electricity via...
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By Anonymous
on Nov 5, 2012
Whilst not dismissing the determining influence of cost, this article focuses particularly on the technical differences between CSP and PV. Keeping in mind that many aspects are...
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By Anonymous
on Apr 27, 2012
Interview by CSP Today’s founder Belén Gallego
Dr Michael Geyer, physicist, mechanical engineer and solar energy sector veteran, has been active in the concentrated solar...
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on Jul 29, 2011
By Andrew Williams
Air-based central receivers are commonly categorized into two main types – those which use pressurized and those which use non-pressurized air. Pressurized air-receivers...
on Jul 1, 2011
Interview by Rikki Stancich
In today’s aggressive solar market, the solar-Brayton combined cycle concept has everything going for it. Of all the CSP technologies, solar-Brayton operates at...
on Jun 3, 2010
SkyFuel appoints new CEO
Utility-grade CSP technology designer and manufacturer, SkyFuel Inc., has appointed Richard J. LeBlanc as its chief executive officer.
A thirty-...
on Apr 12, 2010
As a prelude to the upcoming MENASOL 2010 Conference, Green Prophet has been interviewing some of the keynotes and featured guests.
Today they spoke with Oliver Steinmetz, from the European...
By Anonymous
on Jan 8, 2010
During a recent interview with the Telegraph, Desertec-UK co-ordinator, Dr Gerry Wolff, said that the UK could be partly powered by the Saharan sun in as few as five years from now. CSP...