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AREVA to acquire the U.S. solar company Ausra

AREVA taps Ausra’s management team and proven technology to become a world leader in concentrated solar thermal energy.
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SHEC Energy Selects Emerson to Help it Deliver Commercial-Scale Renewable Solar Power

SHEC’s solar thermal plants have the advantage of using proven steam turbine technology that has been used in the power industry for decades. ...
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Masdar begins research and development phase for new solar tower 'beam down' facility

(CSP) Central Tower research and development project at Masdar City. ...
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Siemens unveils next-generation solar receiver to boost solar thermal electric output

The recent Third Concentrated Solar Thermal Power Summit in Seville (Spain) was the scene for the launch of Siemen’s new solar receiver, the UVAC 2010 (Universal Vacuum Air Collector), which the company claims “further increases thermal heat production”...
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Haze, dust and price force rethink of solar methods

Haze and dust over Abu Dhabi and a drop in costs for solar panels have caused Masdar, the Government’s alternative energies company, to rethink solar technologies planned for the emirate, executives told a conference yesterday...
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BrightSource 400MW solar thermal plant reaches milestone

California and federal reviewers have completed their assessment of the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System...
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Israeli Solar Gets Its Moment in the Sun

Deals for companies by GE and Siemens give Israel's solar technology new credibility and further its goal to become a leader in renewable energy ...
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Siemens strengthens its position in solar thermal power market through acquisition of Solel Solar Systems

Subject to approval by the responsible authorities, Siemens has taken a majority stake in solar receiver manufacturer Solel Solar Systems Ltd for €284 million. It is anticipated that the deal will be closed before the end of this calendar year...
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Aora’s Solar Flower Power Fire Up in the Desert

AORA Solar had its Kibbutz Samar Launch Event, to show off “flowery” new technology that generates 100kW of electrical power and 170kW of thermal power...
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Masdar’s message to the world: there is life after oil

As the camels drifted off into the sunset near Sharm el Sheikh last night, a new dawn was beginning for Abu Dhabi...
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Hybrid Thermal Plant Provides Constant Power

Since its inception, solar technology development has existed primarily as either photovoltaic, with many small units or residences or commercial buildings, or as large-scale solar thermal...
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Top expert highlights Middle East’s untapped solar energy potential

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirate.- The Dow Chemical Company, a world leader in science and technology, will showcase its Performance Fluid Business...
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Concentrated Solar Power Could Generate 25% of the World’s Electricity by 2050

A new study from Greenpeace, the European Solar Thermal Agency, and the International Energy Agency’s SolarPACES Group has shown that concentrated solar power (CSP) could generate a quarter of the world’s energy needs by 2050...
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Consortium to raise $425m to construct solar power plant in Jordan

Jordan's Badr Investments is leading a consortium to raise up to $425m for a new 100mW concentrated solar power (CSP) station, one of the largest in the world, in Ma'an, southern Jordan...
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20-Megawatt Solar-Power Tower Could Fry You Like an Ant

Abengoa's 20-megawatt solar-power tower--a 541-foot-high pillar located in Seville, Spain--is finished, and will produce enough power for 10,000 homes...
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