Abengoa's 280 MW Solena Solar Plant to Use Molten Salt

A solar plant to be installed in Arizona by 2011 will have a total capacity of 280 megawatts, enough to power 70,000 homes. The plant will employ a proprietary Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) trough technology developed by Abengoa Solar, and will cover a surface of around 1,900 acres.

See our coverage at http://pesn.com/2008/02/21/9500472_Abengoa_worlds_largest_solar_plant/

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[osmiridium7Pinal]

Not getting any sound with this video

[PESNetwork]

I don't think there was an sound to begin with.

[StaringAtShlt]

@bonds911 your an idiot

[randommagnum]

@bonds911 The only thing I don't like about renewable energy is how it's polluted with people like you. "oil for the greety"... Learn how to spell and get a life. Nobody's going to pump oil and give it to you for free, and you know what else? They aren't going to run a solar plant and give you that energy for free either. You'll call them greedy too, I'm sure. YOU are the greedy one, wanting everything for free.

[bonds911]

gotta love solar power sun is for all oil for the greety you know what i mean

[joemc111]

You should remake this video with sound. I think you could overlay the sound on this video. Anyone know how to do that?? Reply here.