If you’ve ever bought carbon offsets, you may have noticed that most or all of the purchase price goes toward wind energy, not solar. In the world of large-scale alternative energy, wind reigns supreme, mostly because it’s cheaper. But a recent development in solar-energy production could make solar power a far more viable option.
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A neat step by step breakdown over how one of the more interesting solar power stations on Earth works, to boot.
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