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The Mirror of Tarapaca: Chilean power project harnesses both sun and sea

2016-05-05 01:00:00| Power Technology

Located in the heart of Chiles Atacama desert, the Espejo de Tarapacá project will combine solar power with seawater-driven hydropower to create a 24/7, non-intermittent stream of renewable energy. Rod James takes a closer look.

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