Points of Note:In discussions with SCCPA about power.30-40%...

Points of Note:
In discussions with SCCPA about power.

30-40% Cheaper than CSP ( concentrating solar power ) Ausra
According to these figures.

'Pavel Molchanov, an analyst with Raymond James and Associates Inc. in St. Petersburg, Fla., said in a research brief the technology could provide an alternative for utility-scale production at a cost lower than other solar power.With a cost that runs about $3.5 million per megawatt, compared with about $5 million for a concentrated solar plant and a longer power generation time'

Financing in progress.

Expect to break ground in 18 - 24 months.

Environmental Studies completed.

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