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Nice. Ktalk birrioneas should be owning this badala ya kujipanga Kenya power.
Largest in Africa wapi, ujaona ya Morocco
Leta ya Morocco basi tuone.
It’s the world largest. Can be seen from space.
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We need more of these
You really are an Ojinga.
Tell us who owns the project and how much per unit they plan to sell to GOK grid.
This one and s based on a different technology.
Jumbo jet ika crash land kwa hizo panels ?
Teach him engineer ndindu.
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Morocco also built the Noor-Ouarzazate complex, the world’s largest concentrated solar power plant, an enormous array of curved mirrors spread over 3,000 hectares (11.6 sq miles) which concentrate the Sun’s rays towards tubes of fluid, with the hot liquid then used to produce power.
Solar ni solar
Solar sio Solar.
Moja inatunia Panels ingine to natumia Mirrors.
Panels convert Light to Electricity the other reflects light to heat up salts in a central pilar
Which is more effective, electrician
I thought you did a STEM degree… you should be the one explaining this :rolleyes::rolleyes:
Hii kitu ilimalizwa 2019, how is it new? There have been two other bigger ones built in malindi and eldoret since then. Halafu these are private ipps. Kplc buys from them making power expensive and shafting us a good one in the process.
As engineer @Ndindu has said, Solar sio solar.
There is this analogue solar that Morocco is using:
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And there is this digital solar which Kenya and ktalk billionaires are using:
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Solar no Solar. Wacha kutubeba.
Both technologies successfully convert Solar energy to electricty.
The difference is that one is a bit straight forward i.e. light is directly converted into electricty by a solar panel.
The other one is more complicated i.e. light must be concentrated so that it heats up something that in turn heats up water into steam that inturn turns a turbine that eventually generates electricty.
This is private property…….
Ata Galana Kulalu looked very impressive during launching.
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It turns out putting up the structures and running the project successfully are two very different things.