Dr John Wright, Director of the Energy Transformed Flagship, and Dr David Brockway, Chief of CSIRO Energy Technology, stand in the National Solar Energy Centre’s high concentration array, Newcastle, NSW
TopThe field is made up of 200 heliostats which concentrate the sun's energy on to a reactor that sits on a 26m high tower.
Peak temperatures of more than 1000 degrees Celsius reform natural gas to produce a SolarGas that contains 26% more energy.
Photographer : Stefan Moore
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