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Thermal Technology Enters Solar Silicon Market
SANTA ROSA, California - Thermal Technology, LLC recently signed a long-term agreement to supply over one hundred high temperature furnaces to a domestic solar silicon producer
[Technology & Innovation] Solar Thermal Technology for
Schueco is one of the world's leading suppliers of solar energy systems for residential and commercial buildings, and offers extremely efficient, high-performance solar thermal systems....
[Technology & Innovation] Bosch Thermotechnology strengthens German production site for solar thermal systems
Bosch Thermotechnology will invest in a new production hall in Wettringen to boost its total annual production capacity to 350,000 solar collectors...
[Technology & Innovation] Solar thermal technology heats up.
A National Renewal Energy Laboratory "irradiance" map showing available sunlight around the world suggests the United States is the Saudi Arabia of solar energy....
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Roger Wallis
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08/09/2010 09:29:42
this is peak efficiency, right ?
not average annual
Henry
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28/08/2010 19:44:48
Solar is very good source, but the Light-Electricity convert rate is too low usual below 20%, One day if the rate grow to same as ...
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21/08/2010 15:50:22
It will be interesting to find out what are new results in the performance of these solar systems. I'm sure the future belongs to solar ...
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21/08/2010 15:49:18
It will be interesting to find out what are new results in the performance of these solar systems. I'm sure the future belongs to solar ...
John Hollick
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19/07/2010 18:04:59
Excellent article on solar AIR heating and PV. This may be the way of the future.
This article appeared under the solar WATER heating index.
Perhaps ...
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Utilising the heat in CHP applications means that 70-85% of the energy converted from fuel can be put to use, rather than the 30-50% that is typical for electrical generation alone
