How California’s Winter Months Are Making CSP Look Bad

Greentech Media
By info@greentechmedia.comApr 17, 2018, 6:28 am36 pts
Winter clouds may help the Mojave Desert bloom but they can be a burden for concentrated solar power (CSP), Energy Information Administration figures show. According to the EIA’s Electric Power Monthly report, U.S. CSP or solar thermal plants had a capacity factor of less than 22 percent in 2017, the lowest…

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