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Solar thermal hybrids for combustion power plant: A growing opportunity

Nathan et al., 2018

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9821346110643617
Author
Nathan G
Jafarian M
Dally B
Saw W
Ashman P
Hu E
Steinfeld A
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Progress in Energy and Combustion Science

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The development of technologies to hybridise concentrating solar thermal energy (CST) and combustion technologies, is driven by the potential to provide both cost-effective CO 2 mitigation and firm supply. Hybridisation, which involves combining the two energy sources …
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