test headng sizes

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Fraunhofer finds hybrid PV-CSP in Chile beats gas LCOE

IMAGE@Fraunhofer: Comparison between Concentrated Solar Power and Gas-Based Generation in Terms of Economic and Flexibility-Related Aspects in Chile Hybrid PV-CSP in Chile A new study from energy engineering consultancy Fraunhofer – for Chile compares the Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) of hybrid solar with gas. Comparison between Concentrated Solar Power and Gas-Based Generation in Terms …

Published at Solar Energy-Potential of solar thermochemical water-splitting cycles – A review

Abstract: Hydrogen fuel is a valuable tool to achieve the energy transition process, and according to the 2050 net zero emissions scenario its demand is expected to increase by more than 530 Mt H2. This article discusses several routes available to produce hydrogen fuel, with a special focus on solar thermochemical cycles for Water Splitting …

SolarPACES Lifetime Award Winner Prof. Valeriano Ruiz has passed away

The 2010 SolarPACES Lifetime Award Winner Prof. Valeriano Ruiz passed away yesterday. From SolarPACES, we would like to express our sympathy and condolences to his family and friends. More information on Protermosolar’s site: https://cutt.ly/IzEDYgo The post SolarPACES Lifetime Award Winner Prof. Valeriano Ruiz has passed away appeared first on SolarPACES.

Botswana is Now Looking for Bids to Build 200 MW of CSP

Bokpoort in neighboring South Africa has been over-performing projections since 2016, with many round-the-clock records broken IMAGE@ACWA Power Under a new integrated resource plan published by the government in December 2020, Botswana plans to build 200 MW of CSP capacity by 2026. The procurement process will start this year, it said. The plan, which received …

Making Solar Hydrogen with a Side of Carbon Nanotubes

IMAGE@Hiroyuki Kimura, IHI Corporation Heat & Fluid Dynamics Research Department Two teams of solar researchers have developed a novel solar reactor and thermochemical process for making solar hydrogen that can generate in addition carbon black and graphite as well as carbon nanotubes. 

Working over a six-year period, the teams first developed the specific solar reactor, …