Israel's Brenmiller Energy will build a $77.27 million concentrated solar power field using an energy storage technology that will generate electricity for about 20 hours a day.
Brenmiller Energy says it has developed a new, more efficient way to store heat from the sun that could give a boost to the concentrating solar power industry by enabling plants to run at full capacity night and day.
Brenmiller Energy, an Israeli solar-thermal developer founded last year, plans to start operating a pilot Concentrating Solar Power plant in December that will use fuel cells to store power.
