Keith Smith
Keith, a seasoned professional in the solar industry, has dedicated over 30 years to the research and development of solar technologies. Born in the early 1970s, Keith's fascination with solar energy began early in life. He completed his bachelor's degree in physics and pursued a master's in renewable energy engineering, laying the foundation for his career in the field.
Keith's expertise shines through his role as the manager of SolarThermalMagazine.com, where he curates and disseminates valuable insights and updates on solar technology trends. His work in bridging the gap between solar research and practical application has been instrumental in advancing the renewable energy sector. With a passion for sustainability and a commitment to a greener future, Keith Smith continues to make a significant impact on the solar industry, one article at a time.
The future of molten salt solar energy thermal storage and concentrated solar power worldwide, 2010-2016
A new study on Molten Salt Solar Energy Thermal Storage and Concentrated Solar Power (CSP): Market Shares and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2010-2019 has been released by reportsandreports.com . Here are some of the highlights and excerpts. It is easier to implement one large project in…
Hybrid parabolic solar thermal power plant nears completion
The final collector unit for Egypt’s first ever solar thermal large-scale facility has been assembled and installed in the solar field at Egypt’s Kuraymat project site, some 100 km south of Cairo. The technology for the parabolic trough solar field…
A. O. Smith enters strategic agreement with chromagen, a solar water heating solutions manufacturer
MILWAUKEE, April 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — A. O. Smith Corporation (NYSE: AOS) and Chromagen, a prominent global manufacturer of solar water heating solutions headquartered in Sha’ar Ha’amakim, Israel, have joined forces in a strategic cooperative agreement aimed at advancing solar technology…
Constant large scale electricity from solar thermal energy
Solar thermal energy has the potential to supply a significant fraction of the world’s energy needs if we learn to harness it effectively and to store its energy for use when we have times of high demand. An Australian company has…
