DOE SOLAR THERMAL ELECTRIC PROGRAM, QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, SECOND QUARTER FISCAL YEAR 1993

by SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES/NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY LABORATORY,

Technical Report, 1993

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CSP Unique ID 190683711

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Electronic Resource

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Publication

QR 2 93 Solar Thermal Elec Prog; Report; June 1993.

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ABSTRACT:
To date, over 350 MWe of STE systems have been installed in the US, representing over 90% of the world's installed solar capacity. This power meets the needs of over 350,000 people and annually displaces the energy equivalent of 2.3 million barrels of oil. In addition, key cooperative
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joint ventures representing 50/50 cost share between the Federal government and the private sector have been established for the power tower, parabolic dish/engine, and parabolic trough technologies. These joint ventures, valued at over S75M, strengthen the partnership among industry, utilities, and users. They are some of the current steps being taken to reduce levelized energy costs from solar thermal electric plants to between 6 and 10 cents per kilowatt-hour, thus leading to direct competition with conventional technologies.
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