Sentences with phrase «solar power plants under»

It is true that the Google - and NRG - backed three - tower, 370 - megawatt solar power plant under construction in Ivanpah, CA, near Las Vegas, will be the biggest such project in the world when it goes on - line in 2013.

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Beijing, however, has reaffirmed its commitment to meeting its targets under the Paris accord, recently canceling construction of about 100 coal - fired power plants and investing billions in massive wind and solar projects.

Under the Reforming Energy Vision plan, power will come from smaller sources, including solar and wind, not large power plants that burn fossil fuels.

Ong gathered data from 72 % of the solar power plants installed or under construction in the United States.

I do know that the USA has numerous utility - scale solar PV and solar thermal power plants already approved and / or under construction, in many cases with long - term power purchase agreements already in place.

The START Mission recommendations served as the information basis and independent expert evaluation for Egypt's subsequent application to the Global Environmental Facility, to support the identified 140MW Integrated Solar Combined Cycle (ISCC) power plant project at Kuraymat with a 50 Million dollar grant under GEF - OP7.

The power generated from these solar plants will be sold under separate contracts BrightSource Energy established with Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) and Southern California Edison (SCE).

Electricity generated by the Nevada Solar One power plant will be sold to Nevada Power Company and Sierra Pacific Power Company under long - term power purchase agreements (Ppower plant will be sold to Nevada Power Company and Sierra Pacific Power Company under long - term power purchase agreements (PPower Company and Sierra Pacific Power Company under long - term power purchase agreements (PPower Company under long - term power purchase agreements (Ppower purchase agreements (PPAs).

But as of September 2008 there are 10 large solar thermal power plants under construction or in development in the United States, ranging in size from 180 megawatts to 550 megawatts.

A 64 - megawatt solar thermal power plant completed in 2007 in Nevada, a similar one under construction in Spain, and a 300 - megawatt facility proposed in Florida represent the new wave of these facilities.

In 2009, a group of SolarPACES experts started a mission under the headline «guiSmo - a guideline for standardized yield analysis of solar thermal power plants».

One hypothetical tranche of PV was solar power plants that sold their output to Xcel Energy under standard long - term power purchase agreements.

The solar plants will supply electricity to the National Mining Company of Chile under a long - term power purchase agreement.

It is likely to take, from inception to powering up, an average of 64 months to build a new combined cycle gas plant, and 37 months to build a new, under - 100 MW solar power plant, the report concludes.

In addition, the Energy Commission has a historic high level of more than 30 proposed projects under review, totaling more than 12,000 megawatts, many of which are large - scale solar thermal power plants that present new and challenging environmental impacts that must be considered.

Three separate organizations under the umbrella of the U.S. Department of Energy track various aspects of utility scale solar power plant's costs, and are producing very different numbers.

Further, solar power producers were allowed to purchase private lands for setting up such plants even in excess of the ceiling limit provided under the law.

The company has also recently begun construction on the 392 MW Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System in Southern California's Mojave Desert, the world's largest solar thermal power plant under construcSolar Electric Generating System in Southern California's Mojave Desert, the world's largest solar thermal power plant under construcsolar thermal power plant under construction.

Ivanpah SEGS in California's Mojave Desert is currently the world's largest concentrating solar power (CSP) plant under construction.

Under the proposed rule, EPA would require states to reduce CO2 emission through a variety of activities, including (1) Increasing the efficiency of existing power plants; (2) switching from coal - fired power plants to natural gas plants; (3) increasing renewable energy sources, such as nuclear, wind or solar; and (4) reducing the demand for energy through enhanced energy efficiency.