Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Athe Project Will Focus on Performing a High-level Screening Study Assessment of Near-term CSP Technologies That Are Optimized to Address California’s SB100 Carbon Reduction Goals. the Project Team Will Develop Reference Plant Designs, Capital and O&m Cost Models, and Performance Models for Each CSP and Alternative Technology Configuration. the Goal Will Be to Enable Individual Technologies to Be Optimized to Meet the Market Objectives and Then to Be Able to Compare the Cost and Performance of Technologies on a Consistent Basis. the Project Will Also Will Focus on Performing a More Accurate Cost and Performance Assessment of a Selected CSP Technology to Support California’s SB100 Goals. the Project Team Will Develop Higher Fidelity Cost Models and Conduct a More In-depth Design Optimization of the CSP Plant Configuration. Finally, the Project Will Work to Disseminate Information From the Study to Key Stakeholder Groups.
Committed
$800,000
Paid out
$772.1K
97%
Committed, not yet paid
$27.9K
3%
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