Capturing the Sun, Creating a Clean Energy Future (Brochure)

Courtney Kendall

Capturing the Sun, Creating a Clean Energy Future (Brochure)

Courtney Kendall

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Abstract

Through partnerships with industry academia, and national laboratories, the DOE Solar Energy Technologies Program sponsors research and development (R&D) in addition to activities designed to accelerate solar market development and reduce the cost of solar power.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	2
State	Published - 2011

NREL Publication Number

NREL/BR-5200-52189

Other Report Number

DOE/GO-102011-3345

Keywords

6 cents per kilowatt hour
capturing the sun
cost-competitive solar energy
CSP
engaging utilities
high penetration solar portal
market transformation
PV
R&D
SETP
solar energy technology program
SunShot initiative
systems integration

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Capturing the Sun, Creating a Clean Energy Future (Brochure)

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