SOLAR ENERGY

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ENERGY STORAGE INTERNATIONAL SOLAR ENERGY TRADE SHOWS 1737 King Street, Suite 600a Alexandria VA 22314 Arranging and conducting trade shows in the field of solar energy; arranging and conducting business conferences;
SOLENERGY CRITICAL COMMUNICATIONS, CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 8 COMMERCE WAY EXETER NH 03833 SOLAR ENERGY;Solar energy collection system for full light spectrum utilization of infrared light energy, visible light energy, and ultraviolet light energy, sold as integrated unit, and comprised of heliostat solar collectors for light energy concentration, light wavelength separators, luminaries for direct use of visible light, light energy control valves to regulate visible light intensity levels, fuel and heat cells for the storage of ultraviolet and infrared light energy, non solar powered illuminators to provide back-up light energy during periods of darkness, an integrated control and communication system to manage, monitor, control, provide communication, and distribute combined wavelength and discrete wavelength solar energy as necessary, through a network of fiber-optic cables, and control and monitoring of the release of stored and/or converted infrared, and ultraviolet, and visible light energy as required;
 

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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.