www.SolarStirlingPlant.net is a revolutionary invention that uses the sun to create free electricity. And no, we are not talking about the solar panel. This is a different solar energy generator called the Stirling Plant, it is a system that harnesses up to 12x more energy than the expensive solar photovoltaic energy systems. The best part about it, it is much cheaper to build than regular solar panels, and it is easy to build, meaning you do not have to have any technical skills prior to building it. The Solar Stirling Plant harnesses the power of the sun, thus it produces free and clean renewable energy and it works fully off the grid. This is a new method of generating free energy. The concept of the Solar Stirling Plant has been researched for quite a while, and now after the we perfected the design and simplified it to a point that everybody can design it, we decided to make it available to the public. The Solar Stirling Plant operates by using a parabolic reflector dishes to gather all the sun rays which are focused and concentrated into one single spot - wich is in focus of the parabolic dish, where the stirling engine will be placed. When the sun rays are focused into one spot on which the solar stirling plant is located, the temperature difference makes the engine rotate at a fast pace and create massive amounts of energy, unseen by other renewable energy devices such as solar panels or wind turbines. As a source of heat the Solar Stirling Plant uses parabolic <b>...</b>
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Cheap power: An overnight revolution IDG News Service You have a generator. Or you could use it for motive power. You could also use the heat to drive a Stirling Engine, but for whatever reason, this option hasn't been much discussed. The whole idea of generating power from nuclear fusion has been, ... and more » |
 Wall Street Journal | Drilling for Crude Goes Solar Wall Street Journal The US solar industry, largely financed by government incentives and venture capital, has witnessed a spate of recent high-profile bankruptcies, including Solyndra LLC, Evergreen Solar, and, on Thursday, Stirling Energy Systems Inc. Chevron and its ... and more » |
Solar struggles: Stirling Energy Systems files for bankruptcy GigaOm Stirling engines have long been thought of as a promising technology to build solar farms, but the matchup has yet to become as popular as other types of solar thermal technologies and solar panels. Stirling Energy Systems developed a 25-kilowatt ... and more » |
 Milwaukee Small Business Times | AO Smith brings products on the road Milwaukee Small Business Times The RV cost about $150000 to design and eight weeks to build. It will tour the country for at least two years, he said. Inside the vehicle, the company's hybrid electric, solar thermal and natural gas water heaters are on display, with touchscreen ... and more » |
Saint-Gobain to open first concentrated solar thermal power mirror factory in US REVE Tower is a supplier for Stirling Energy Systems, a solar-energy company based in Scottsdale. Tower had expected to develop panels for a Stirling solar plant in California, but the project is on hold while the solar panels are retooled, Ilardo said. ... and more » |
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