Renewable Energy / National Renewable Energy Laboratory / B. Kelly Nexant Inc. / California D. Kearney Kearney & Associates / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
Midwest Research Institute / Port Royal Road Springfield / Subcontract No. AAA-2-32432-01 National Renewable Energy Laboratory / bridge Available / Plant Design Conditions / / /
IndustryTerm
large-scale solar thermal technologies / oil-to-salt heat exchanger approach temperature / electricity costs / oil-to-salt heat exchanger / molten salt thermal energy storage / specified oil outlet temperature / lowest electric energy cost / annual energy production / thermal energy / specified preheater oil outlet temperature / oil / electric energy / oil cools / energy / chemical reactivity / orders@ntis.fedworld.gov online ordering / parabolic trough solar power plant technology / energy cost / thermal storage technologies / electricity cost estimates / near-term thermal energy storage / reheater oil flow rate / oil-to-salt heat exchangers / /
MusicGroup
B. C. / /
Organization
U.S. Department of Commerce National Technical Information Service / U.S. Department of Energy / U.S. Department of Energy office of Scientific / United States government / U.S. Department of Energy office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy National Renewable Energy Laboratory Innovation for Our Energy Future Thermal Storage Commercial Plant Design Study for a 2-Tank Indirect Molten Salt System Final Report / Midwest Research Institute / /
Person
Duke Solar / Excelergy / / /
Position
collector / system designer / VP-1 steam generator / representative / performance/cost model / VP-1 HTF / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Tennessee / Colorado / /
Region
southern California / /
Technology
TES technology / heat transfer / large-scale solar thermal technologies / parabolic trough solar power plant technology / thermal storage technologies / Parabolic Trough Technology / /
Thermal Storage Commercial Plant Design Study for a 2-Tank Indirect Molten Salt System: Final Report; May 13, [removed]December 31, 2004