no no no no and no
these do not have solar cells. what they do here is take sun light reflect on tube of water or oil. they take heat and run thur a turbine. here some facts
100 square miles of hydro solar would power good chunk of usa.
and add in following
no coal mines
no co2
no coal ash
no Mercury
it almost free
and sun goes out i think we will have bigger problems then how to run are ac
Last year the first commercial solar plant with heat storage opened near Guadix, Spain, east of Granada. During the day, sunlight from a mirror field is used to heat molten salt. In the evening, as the salt cools, it gives back heat to make more steam. In Arizona the Solana Generating Station will also use molten salt for storage. When it goes on line in 2012, three square miles of parabolic troughs will produce 280 megawatts for Phoenix and Tucson. Solana is being built by a Spanish company, Abengoa Solar—an indication of just how far, in the development of this technology, the United States has fallen behind.
here good link for more info
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2009/0…
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