Heliostat Consortium Annual Report: 2023

Guangdong Zhu; Chad Augustine; Tucker Farrell; Devon Kesseli; Parthiv Kurup; Rebecca Mitchell; Matthew Muller; Daniel Tsvankin; Shashank Yellapantula; Alexander Zolan; Kenneth Armijo; Randy Brost; Margaret Gordon; Daniel Small; Jeremy Sment; Braden Smith; Mike Collins; Joe Coventry; John Pye; Ye Wang; Michael Cholette; Giovanni Picotti; Maziar Arjomandi; Matthew Emes

Heliostat Consortium Annual Report: 2023

Guangdong Zhu, Chad Augustine, Tucker Farrell, Devon Kesseli, Parthiv Kurup, Rebecca Mitchell, Matthew Muller, Daniel Tsvankin, Shashank Yellapantula, Alexander Zolan, Kenneth Armijo, Randy Brost, Margaret Gordon, Daniel Small, Jeremy Sment, Braden Smith, Mike Collins, Joe Coventry, John Pye, Ye WangMichael Cholette, Giovanni Picotti, Maziar Arjomandi, Matthew Emes

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Abstract

The Heliostat Consortium for Concentrating Solar-Thermal Power (HelioCon) began in 2021, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Energy Technologies Office to advance U.S. heliostat technologies over the next five years. This report provides detailed information on progress the HelioCon team has made since its founding, including expanding the number of partnerships with industry, research, education, and other institutions; increasing our staff; providing information to a growing audience through our web presence; and participating in national and international conferences with industry leaders.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	63
State	Published - 2023

NREL Publication Number

NREL/TP-5700-87662

Keywords

concentrating solar power
CSP
HelioCon
heliostat

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