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Brightsource Energy Inc. has installed a solar power tower plant in Coalinga, California, United States of America (USA). The 34 MW thermal solar-to-steam power plant uses Brightsource's proprietary Luz Power Tower Technology (LPT). 3,822 heliostats with two 10x7-foot mirrors each (i.e. 7,644 mirrors) focus the sunlight to a receiver unit atop of a 327 feet tall receiver tower. The system has been commissioned on Oct. 3, 2011. The plant has been built for Chevron Technology Ventures to produce steam for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) at Chevron’s Coalinga oil field. Keywords hills, mountains, mounts, horizon, desert, deserted, waste, wasteland, wilderness, renewable energy, solar energy, solar power, green power, green energy, sustainable energy, sustainable power, sustainability, save the climate, climate change, solar technology, co2 reduction, Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) solar thermal power plant, solar power plant, solar concentrating mirror system, central receiver system, solar power tower plant, central tower power plant, heliostat power plant, central receiver power plant, solar thermal energy, STE, solar thermal system, thermal solar system, enhanced oil recovery, EOR, oil industry, oil production, gas industry, gas production, pipeline, pipe, gas pipe, drilling, well, big oil, Coalinga San Joaquin Valley, Central Valley, California, CA United States of America North America USA
 No. 122426
      
The Energy and Technology Park Eggebek is being developed on the former military airbase near Eggebek, Germany, where the Naval Aviation Wing 2 of the German Navy has been stationed until 2005. Here the installer company Möhring Energie GmbH builds a solar power plant on an area of 160 ha, which will have a rating of approximately 83.6 MW after completion in August 2011. At this time it will be Germany's largest solar power plant. Roughly 360,000 solar modules of the TSM-PC05 series by Trina Solar Energy Co. Ltd. with 230 W, 235 W and 240 W rating are mounted on a MSP-AL Solar Park mounting system by Hilti Corporation with pile driven foundation. Roundabout 5200 string inverters by Danfoss Solar Inverters A/S will be used. The power plant will feed electricity into the utility of Eon Netz AG. Red auxiliary marks are set at the end of each row before building the racks. Keywords photovoltaic power plant, PV power plant, solar power plant, ground mounted PV system, photovoltaic system, PV system, solar system, commercial, grid-tied, photovoltaic array, PV array, solar array, module array, generator array, photovoltaic generator array, solar generator array, solar modules, photovoltaic modules, PV modules, solar panels, photovoltaic panels, PV panels, solar module, photovoltaic module, PV module, solar panel, photovoltaic panel, PV panel, multicrystalline, polycrystalline, silicon, TSM-230PC05, TSM-235PC05, TSM-240PC05, string inverters, mounting system, racking, pile foundation, hammer driven piles, military airport, airfield, aerodrome, flying field, naval aviation, air base, airbase, installation, construction, setup, assembly, work, building site, construction area, development zone, Eggebek Schleswig-Flensburg Schleswig-Holstein North Germany Germany Europe DEU
 No. 118148
      
Halm Elektronik GmbH based in in Frankfurt-on-Main, Germany, develops the simulator CetisPV-XF2 with xenon flash for power measurements of single solar cells. According to Halm the simulator is of Class A talking about spectral match, uniformity and temporal stability. For IV curve measurement a CetisPV-CT-L1 device is used. For a test the cell is put into a CetisPV-Contact-1 contacting system. The solar cell is contacted with small contact pins, which touch the bus bars. Keywords close-up, closeup, close-ups, closeups, detail, bus bars, solar ribbon, bus bars, contact fingers, test rig, stand, bay, bench, facility, test, testing institute, facility, laboratory, measuring device, test device, test, measurement, testing, measuring, control, diagnostics, failure search, fault search, trouble shooting, quality control, quality assurance, PV IV curve analyzer, photovoltaics IV curve analyzer, PV IV characteristic analyzer, photovoltaics IV characteristic analyzer, characteristic curve analyzer, characteristic line, solar cell, PV cell, photovoltaic cell, monocrystalline, silicon, flasher, solar, sun simulator, simulation, simulate, Frankfurt on Main Hesse Germany Europe DEU
 No. 117547
      
At its company location in Baiyan, Wanzhou, Chongqing, China, Daqo New Energy Co. Ltd. produces polysilicon from which they make polycrystalline silicon wafers. Silicon bricks in the warehouse prior to further processing, the wafering. Stichworte wire saw, cut, cutting, saw, sawing, slice, slicing, wafering, wafer sawing, squaring, bricketing, production equipment, manufacturing equipment, wafer production, wafer manufacturing, wafer, silicon slices, silicon ingots, silicon bricks, multicrystalline, polycrystalline, silicon, production, manufacturer, manufacturing, factory, labor, plant, facility, Baiyan Wanzhou Chongqing People's Republic of China Asia, Far East, Eastern Asia, CHN
 No. 116022
      
Innovalight Inc. based in Sunnyvale, California, United States of America (USA), has developed the so called Cougar Platform with a Silicon Ink as centerpiece. In a conventional solar cell production line a new process step is added between texturizing and diffusion. A pattern looking like contact fingers and bus bars is printed onto the wafer surface where later the contacts will be applied. The pattern is printed with a screen printer using Innovalight's Silicon Ink. Thus the wafer is selectively doped at the surface during diffusion process. An employee shows a wafer with a pattern of contact fingers and bus bars printed with Silicon Ink. Keywords personal protective equipment, PPE, industrial safety, protective clothing, mask, cap, hood, gloves, protective glasses, wafer, silicon slices, bus bars, contact fingers, silk screen print, screen printer, laboratory, research, development, solar cell production, solar cell manufacturing, selective emitter, Startups, Start-ups bay area, Sunnyvale California, CA United States of America North America USA
 No. 108306
      
Springs Preserve in Las Vegas, Nevada, Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika (USA): The cultural institution has installed PV system with 154 kW rating above of this parking lot. 830 HIP-186DA1 solar modules by Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd. are mounted to Powertracker tracking systems by Powerlight, in January 2007 acquired by Sunpower Corp. A fabric is tensioned beneath the supporting construction to provide additional shade for the cars as well as to reflect sunlight back to the bifacial modules, which capture the light from the backside. The system was completed in March 2007. Keywords summer, sun, sunshine, the sun shines, clear blue sky, no clouds, cloudless, cloud free, cloud-free, white clouds, cloudy, photovoltaic system, PV system, solar system, grid-tied, active, tracking system, trackers, tracker, track, tracked, vertical, single-axis, 1-axis, photovoltaic array, PV array, solar array, module array, generator array, photovoltaic generator array, solar generator array, solar module, solar modules, photovoltaic module, photovoltaic modules, PV module, PV modules, solar panel, solar panels, photovoltaic panel, photovoltaic panels, PV panel, PV panels, monocrystalline, silicon, HIT Double, bifacial, bi-facial, Heterojunction with Intrinsic Thin Layer high performance module, high performance solar module, parking lot, parking structure, parking block, parking area, place, site, spot, Springs Preserve Las Vegas Nevada, NV United States of America North America USA
 No. 101724
      
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