GENERATION ELECTRICITY USING SOLAR

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DO THE BRIGHT THING CAP VERT ENERGIE 5, Place de la Joliette Marseille 13002 France Generation of electricity using solar power systems;Electric utility services in the nature of distributing electricity produced by solar equipment; storage of electricity using solar power systems;Electrical Energy;
HALO CAP VERT ENERGIE 5, Place de la Joliette Marseille 13002 France Generation of electricity using solar power systems;Electric utility services in the nature of distributing electricity produced by solar equipment; storage of electricity using solar power systems;Electrical energy;
HALO COMMUNITY SOLAR CAP VERT ENERGIE 5, Place de la Joliette Marseille 13002 France Generation of electricity using solar power systems;Electric utility services in the nature of distributing electricity produced by solar equipment; storage of electricity using solar power systems;Electrical Energy;COMMUNITY SOLAR;
HALO DO THE BRIGHT THING CAP VERT ENERGIE 5, Place de la Joliette Marseille 13002 France Generation of electricity using solar power systems;Electric utility services in the nature of distributing electricity produced by solar equipment; storage of electricity using solar power systems;Electrical energy;
HALO SOLAR CAP VERT ENERGIE 5, Place de la Joliette Marseille 13002 France Generation of electricity using solar power systems;Electric utility services in the nature of distributing electricity produced by solar equipment; storage of electricity using solar power systems;Electrical Energy;SOLAR;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A generating facility is provided for generating electricity from both solar and non-solar energy sources. The solar generating portion of the facility includes capability to directly generate electricity from solar insolation, or to store the solar energy in a tangible medium, including stored heat, or solar generating fuel. The generating facility is configured to generate electricity simultaneously from both solar and non-solar sources, as well a solely from immediate solar insolation and from solar energy stored in a tangible medium. Additionally, the solar generating capacity may be segregated; such that separate spectra of solar insolation are used to capture heat for steam turbine based electrical generation, capture light energy for photovoltaic based electrical generation, and to grow biomass to generate a solar fuel.