Solarlite tests solar thermal power plant in Southeast Asia

8 Oct 2010

Solarlite, a German solar trough company based in West Meckelburg, has announced the development of the successful down-scaling of concentrated solar power (CSP) technology.

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One Response to “Solarlite tests solar thermal power plant in Southeast Asia”

Solarlite GmbH says:

10 November 2010 at 1:17 pm

Some more explanations of Direct Steam Generation (DSG)-

Solarlite GmbH, located in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, Germany, is the parabolic trough collector developer and solar field constructer of the first commercial solar thermal power plant with Direct Steam Generation in the world.
Solarlite has tested the DSG concept successfully in three pilot projects in Thailand and Germany. Solarlite’s adaptation of DSG concept is based on the following advantages:
- DSG concept is environment friendly and it avoids usage of flammable & environmental hazard materials
- The DSG allows significant reductions of the total investment costs and levelized electricity cost.
- With DSG a higher operating temperature will be achievable.
- The DSG concepts has already acceptance at financial institutes, the first power plant was financed.

The article: http://www.solarlite.de/en_EN/presse/index.cfm