Blogs Posts on "Solar Plant"
18 MW Solar Plant In Spain by Solar Energy Blog on Nov 4, 2009SunPower Corp., a global manufacturer of components and solar energy systems, announced the completion of a solar power plant capable of producing 18 MW of energy in Badajoz, Spain. SunPower makes solar cells, solar panels and solar systems with hig...
Extremadura Counts With More Than 500 Projects Of Photovoltaic Solar Energy by Solar Energy Blog on Sep 24, 2009The independent community of Extremadura counts at present with more than 500 “serious and resisted” projects of photovoltaic power solar plants that will generate about 1,900 megawatts, besides other 30 projects of thermosolar facilities, which...
Termosolar PS10 Plant by Solar Energy Blog on Sep 23, 2009Solúcar, of the Abengoa Group, inaugurated at the end of March the thermoelectric plant PS10, first of a very ambitious project that it will feed from electricity all the city of Seville. The PS10, located in Sanlúcar la Mayor (Seville) with 11 MW...
First Solar And Sempra Plan A Thin-Film Solar Plant by Solar Energy Blog on Sep 16, 2009First Solar is teaming up with Sempra Generation to build in the Nevada desert what could become the largest thin film photovoltaic plant in North America. The 10-megawatt project is located 64 kilometers southeast of Las Vegas, along with natural ga...
A Plant with Solar Cells by Solar Energy Blog on Sep 9, 2009The sun is a very good source of energy and strength. That’s why we must not waste the energy that gives us nor suffer with rising energy costs. The National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), a Japanese Institute,...
Singapur to Build the Biggest Solar Energy Plant by Solar Energy Blog on Sep 8, 2009A massive $6.3 billion (US$4.33 billion) plant for making solar energy products is to be built in Singapore. It is set to be the largest plant of its type in the world. That means the future is looking bright for Singapore’s ambition to become...
China plans 500-megawatt solar plant by Home Energy Alternatives on Aug 26, 2009CNET News Unless someone figures out a way to actually create energy from water, you will still have to use energy to "break" the water, then store the hydrogen, ... See all stories on this topic...
Milan trade fair to commission world’s biggest rooftop solar power installation by DIY all the WAY! on Aug 11, 2009Bigger may not always be better but when it comes to solar power generation it’s a plus. The rooftop photovoltaic power installation at the Milan ...
Gioja Visited A Plant That Manufactures Solar Panels In Budapest by Solar Energy Blog on Jul 17, 2009Governor of San Juan, Argentina, José Luis Gioja is now in Hungary near the Infrastructure Minister Joseph Strada, hoping to attract European investors to San Juan in the energy sector. Meanwhile, regarding the work of Agua Negra, the appointment is...
Germany Looks to North Africa’s Untapped Solar Thermal Potential by Solar Energy Blog on Jul 17, 2009Flabeg developed a mirror that reflects until 93% of sunlight. A study by the German Aerospace Center estimated that harnessing the sun’s energy falling on just 6,000 square kilometers of desert in North Africa would supply energy equivalent to...
