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I found a link talking about salt
I found a link that talks about using salt water as a temporary energy storing solution for solar power plants. Just search for "salt" in this pdf <ocument.

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http://www.solarpaces.org/051006%20Greenpeace-Concentrated-Solar-Thermal-Power-Now-2005.pdf
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Stirling Engine  agc | 10/25/06
Not very effective  frgough | 10/25/06
I don't agree  Qbt | 10/25/06
One large solar farm is not reality  felix52 | 10/26/06
BINGO!  Linux User 147560 | 10/26/06
and at night?????  gudy | 10/30/06
SW US Solar Farms  Peopleunit | 10/27/06
Algae references  jfinlayson | 10/30/06
Solar  3D0G | 10/25/06
Although it is perfectly possible to do that  Qbt | 10/25/06
Thanx for the info  3D0G | 10/25/06
As to your points...  Qbt | 10/25/06
I found a link talking about salt  Qbt | 10/25/06
couple of points  bruce_mcculley@... | 10/25/06
Agree  Qbt | 10/25/06
Huh?  Qbt | 10/25/06
not a typo  jfinlayson | 10/30/06
100..150 kwH /month is enough for good living  gudy | 10/30/06
One point a lot of people overlook  Linux User 147560 | 10/25/06
One part of the need  aussiedawg | 10/26/06
What would it be worth to you..  SolarUser | 10/26/06
The goal FWIW (for what its worth)  Peopleunit | 10/27/06
Herin lies the problem...  SolarUser | 10/31/06

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