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Title:SolarPACES - International CSP research
Description:SolarPACES - International solar thermal energy research network developing Concentrating Solar Power (CSP), solar process heat and chemical applications (green hydrogen, green fuels)
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h2CSP News & Analysis
h2Current Opportunities
in Concentrated Solar
h2SolarPACES Announcements
h2CSP News Briefs
h2CSP Tech Explainers
h2How solar fuels work: Concentrated solar and thermochemistry
h2How solar thermal energy storage works with concentrated solar
h2Recent Journal Publications
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SolarPACES - International CSP research - News Room - About - SolarPACES (Solar Power And Chemical Energy Systems) - SolarPACES Members - Executive Committee - International Energy Agency (IEA) TCP - Task Annexes Under the IEA - Contact Us - Worldwide CSP - CSP Projects Around the World – NREL database - International Affiliated SolarPACES Research Facilities - Current Job Openings in CSP Research and on CSP Projects - Women in Concentrated Solar - Current CSP Research Funding Opportunities - Upcoming CSP Events and Classes - How Concentrated Solar Power Works - SolarPACES Tasks - All Research Tasks: Chart Overview - I Solar Thermal Electric Systems - II Solar Chemistry Research - III Solar Technology and Advanced Applications - IV Solar Heat Integration in Industrial Processes - V Solar Resource – High Penetration, Large Scale Applications - Research Reports - Papers Published in Peer-Reviewed Journals - International Publications and Reports - SolarPACES End of Term Reports: IEA - Conferences / Awards - SolarPACES Annual Conferences - SolarPACES Annual Awards - Search for:Search Button NOOR I Tower CSP project, Ourazazate, Morocco ©Xinhua News Agency/SEPCO III National Solar Test Facility, New Mexico/USA. Credit:Sandia National Laboratories ©US DOE Miraah, solar steam production at Amal oil field, Muscat/Oman ©GlassPoint ACWA Power thermal energy storage at Bokpoort CSP, Bokpoort/South Africa @Bokpoort Solar Simulator Synlight®, Juelich/Germany @DLR Processes, Materials and Solar Energy laboratory, Odeillo, France ©PROMES-CNRS Hybrid concentrated solar hydrogen reactor, Australia ©University of Adelaide ## CSP News & Analysis - ARPA-E-winning thermal energy storage in sand wins commercial interest June 26, 2025 Susan Kraemer - Sandia’s Gen-3 particle-based CSP demo to debut this fall June 5, 2025 Susan Kraemer - Optimizing the safety factor in high temperature solar absorbers May 21, 2025 Susan Kraemer - Finding an ideal channel geometry inside compact flow gas receivers May 12, 2025 Susan Kraemer - New neural network tool speeds up O&M for Trough CSP April 14, 2025 Susan Kraemer Read All... ## Current Opportunities in Concentrated Solar - DLR Institut für Future Fuels seeks Doctoral thesis (m/w/d) Development of Advanced Heat Integration Strategies - University of Adelaide seeks green hydrogen PhDs and PostDocs Read All... ## SolarPACES Announcements - SolarPACES Conference 2025 to be held in Spain ## CSP News Briefs - 100 MW CSP project in Bortala, Xinjiang completes heavy lifting of power block components June 26, 2025 - World’s first high altitude Trough CSP begins operation in Tibet May 23, 2025 - Three Gorges Renewables connects 100 MW Tower CSP to grid in Golmud, Qinghai May 13, 2025 - As the US Cuts Scientific Talent, Europe Launches an Initiative to Attract It May 8, 2025 - SolarPACES Technology Award Winner Royal Tech ships first advanced absorber tubes for DLR’s Évora Trough CSP demo May 2, 2025 Read All... ## CSP Tech Explainers ## How solar fuels work: Concentrated solar and thermochemistry Solar fuels are made using thermochemistry driven by direct heat from the sun In this process, solar thermal energy provides the heat for thermochemical reactions to produce new compounds such as green hydrogen or sustainable aviation fuel. Highly concentrated solar... ## How solar thermal energy storage works with concentrated solar Here's what dispatchable solar looks like. This gigantic solar thermal energy storage tank holds enough stored sunlight to generate 1,100 MWh/day from stored solar power. The cheapest way to store solar energy over many hours, such as the five to seven hour evening... ## Recent Journal Publications - Published at Applied Thermal Engineering – Investigation of high temperature electrostatic precipitation for implementation in a solar reactor June 26, 2025 - Published at Solar Energy – Heliostat drift prediction model to improve heliostat position control in solar fields June 15, 2025 - Published at Renewable Energy – A new heliostat field optimal design strategy for deformable petal hybrid layout of concentrated solar power via multi-algorithm filtering June 15, 2025 - Published at Journal of Solar Energy Engineering – Assessment of Particle Candidates for Falling Particle Receiver Applications Through Irradiance and Thermal Cycling June 13, 2025 - Published at Energy – Optimization on thermal performance of the cavity-shaped porous solar receivers May 20, 2025 - Published at Results in Engineering – Enhanced thermal performance in solar receiver duct with louver-punched V-type winglets: Numerical and experimental study May 20, 2025 - Published at Solar Energy Materials – Parametric analysis of empirical parameters and solar radiation uniformity on the thermal performance of porous volumetric solar receivers May 20, 2025 - Published at Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews – Falling particle and sodium billboard receivers for polar-field solar tower plants: A techno-economic comparison April 25, 2025 - Published at Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells – Performance enhancement of a parabolic dish collector with a novel receiver assisted with a secondary reflector April 22, 2025 - Published at Case Studies in Thermal Engineering – Multi-objective optimization on thermo-structural performance of honeycomb absorbers for concentrated solar power systems April 18, 2025 - Published at Applied Energy – Enhancing solar tower competitiveness with star-shaped receivers April 18, 2025 - Published at Applied Thermal Engineering – Daily operation and regulation of a photovoltaic-thermochemical hybrid solar system for full-spectrum solar fuel production April 18, 2025 Read All... About SolarPACES - Contact SolarPACES - Vision, Mission And Strategy - Join SolarPACES – Membership Information . Tasks - TASK I: Solar Thermal Electric Systems - TASK II: Solar Chemistry Research - TASK III: Solar Technology and Advanced Applications - TASK IV: Solar Heat Integration in Industrial Processes - TASK V: Solar Resource for High Penetration and Large Scale Applications Copyright © 2024 SolarPACES. All Rights Reserved. This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Cookie settingsACCEPT Privacy & Cookies Policy Close #### Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. 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