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Abengoa’s solar thermal plant Xina Solar One, awarded in the Industry Awards of the African Utility Week in South Africa
Abengoa (MCE: ABG.B), the international company that applies innovative technology solutions for sustainability in the infrastructure, energy and water sectors, was awarded, thanks to [...]
Egypt’s Concentrated Solar Power plant to train African scientists
The first training programme in the field of solar power for researchers from Africa and the Middle East is set to launch next September. The [...]
Researchers Work to Develop High-Temperature Concentrated Solar Power System
The Department of Energy will award 10.5 million dollars to Sandia National Laboratories for the research and design of a highly efficient and less expensive [...]
24-05-2018
Abengoa’s solar thermal plant Xina Solar One, awarded in the Industry Awards of the African Utility Week in South Africa
Abengoa (MCE: ABG.B), the international company that applies innovative technology solutions for sustainability in the infrastructure, energy and water sectors, was awarded, thanks to the solar thermal plant Xina Solar One, in the fifth [...]
Egypt’s Concentrated Solar Power plant to train African scientists
The first training programme in the field of solar power for researchers from Africa and the Middle East is set to launch next September. The programme, offered by the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology [...]
Researchers Work to Develop High-Temperature Concentrated Solar Power System
The Department of Energy will award 10.5 million dollars to Sandia National Laboratories for the research and design of a highly efficient and less expensive solar energy system. The aim of the study is to [...]
REslag, Energy Storage for Concentrated Solar Power
RESLAG is a European project that develops solutions for the valorisation of steel slag through 4 eco-innovative industrial alternative applications that will be proved in 4 large scale demonstration pilots. Slag as Thermal Energy Storage [...]
The challenges and potential rewards of transitioning to concentrated solar power to desalinate seawater
Freshwater shortages are projected to increase in our hotter and more crowded future. Already, 150 countries desalinate seawater, using fossil fuels. But supplying an ever-increasing basic need with non-renewable fuels creates a growing threat, [...]