The testing will run for three months while the company will work to raise $50m fund to develop a full-scale factory and marketing, CSP World reports.
The system uses bCell modules to produce 1.25MWe steam for electricity and run turbines.
The product, which is designed for high efficiency, high availability and easy maintenance, can provide specific solutions to various energy demands and different operation strategies.
The company said that its storage technology will be less expensive than competitors’ because the materials used are cheaper.
The system is useful for small and large scale applications, from a 1,250KVA solar generator to a 100MW solar power station.
