Solar Thermal

  • Weekly Intelligence Brief: July 14 – 21

    Australian Renewable Energy Agency; The U.S. Energy Information Administration, the U.S. Solar Energy Industries Association; the Palen Solar Electric Generating System; The Moroccan Institute for Research on Solar Energy and New Energy; The World Trade Organization.

  • Saudi Arabia: Is silence golden?

    Following almost a year of delays and uncertainty, K.A.CARE’s silence since the release of the competitive procurement process white paper has raised a wide range of speculations over the future of CSP in Saudi Arabia. But the truth is, a great deal is cooking beneath the surface.

  • Could China become a CSP exporter?

    CSP development in China is currently focused on the internal market. But the development of a pan-Asian energy network could make exports possible, too.

  • Morocco steps up CSP activity with R&D funds

    Six innovative solar thermal and CSP R&D projects have been awarded US$2.3 million by IRESEN, and a new call for 2015’s funding round is expected to be made in September this year. CSP Today’s Alison Ebbage finds out more.

  • IndiaSol 2014 Awards now open for nomination

    The nominations for CSP Today/PV Insider’s INDIASOL 2014 Awards are officially open. The CSP and PV communities can now nominate their desired solar companies in India to win an INDIASOL 2014 Award.

  • Weekly Intelligence Brief: July 7 - 14

    European Investment Bank, Bank Hapoalim, Alstom, BrightSource, NOY Infrastructure & Energy Investment Fund; The Climate Investment Fund, the African Development Bank, the World Bank Group; International Finance Corporation, ACWA Power; European Commission; The Australian Renewable Energy Agency.

  • Saudi Electric Company invites EOI for Duba 1 ISCC, this time as EPC

    On 25 December 2013 the Saudi Electric Company launched a Request for Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the development of the Duba 1 Independent Power Plant (IPP) project, a 550 MW combined cycle plant that will integrate a CSP unit with a 50 MW capacity.

  • Southern Research Institute develops advanced thermal storage

    The US Department of Energy (DoE) signed a $1.05 million cooperative agreement with Southern Research Institute in June to develop an advanced high-temperature solar thermal storage system. So, what will the project entail and what technology will the proposed thermal energy storage system use?

  • Does Abengoa Yield signal a new trend in CSP financing?

    Abengoa scored big with a US stock market debut that raised more than $721 million. But whether other CSP players could get away with something similar is debatable.

  • Weekly Intelligence Brief: June 30 – July 7

    The European Investment Bank, Banco Santander Chile; The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), Alinta Energy; The Repower Port Augusta Alliance.

  • Two SunShot awards investigate perovskites for CSP thermochemical storage

    Commercialisation of a new form of thermal energy storage for CSP is front and centre in a pair of US DOE awards exploring thermochemical energy storage using perovskites.

  • Low Carbon brings Nur Energie closer to CSP export

    A 2 GW CSP project with storage will see power being sold from the Tunisian Sahara to Europe, where the UK, Switzerland and Germany are expected to be the biggest buyers.

  • Aalborg CSP & Sojitz Corporation to share CSP experience in India

    Pre-qualification of technology providers for the upcoming 2 x 50MW concentrated solar power (CSP) projects in India must focus on innovative solutions with high performance guarantee to meet cost competitiveness criteria

  • Weekly Intelligence Brief: June 23 - 30

    30th June, 2014

  • Mirror, Mirror

    Which technologies are gaining traction in emerging markets?

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