3.1ReadyConcentrated solar energy for power plants, with power storage
- Own model
- Yes
- Competitors
- Yes
- Market size
- Under US$1 bn
Project development
Project ideas for implementation under Combit task management, within our competences, together with project investors and dedicated project teams.
Our development scope spans industrial infrastructure and energy. Beyond the ideas listed above, Combit is developing practical solutions in renewable energy and in potable and irrigation water for Northern Africa, the Middle East and other regions. This work sits alongside Combined Cycle power generation using natural gas as fuel, and other areas of using or processing fossil fuels and hydrocarbons, fields where our experience can be put to direct use for the benefit of our clients.
Proven ideas
These ideas are classified as ready in the company brief. Strategic underground storage requires site studies before investor presentation.
3.1Ready
3.5Ready
3.6Ready; site studies required
3.7Ready
3.8ReadyStage and market information from the supplied Combit company brief. Market figures are the brief’s estimates, not independent valuations. A dash indicates no value supplied; TBD means to be determined.
Concepts & research
These ideas are not complete deployment offers. Stages below preserve the distinctions between concept work, research and outstanding integration.
3.2Concept; TBD
3.3R&D; TBD
3.4R&D; TBD
3.9TBD
3.1066% ready; integration outstandingStage and market information from the supplied Combit company brief. Market figures are the brief’s estimates, not independent valuations. A dash indicates no value supplied; TBD means to be determined.
Commercial priorities
The brief identifies this as the most significant opportunity in scope. Components are proven, but integration remains outstanding; the system is classified as 66% ready and stays in development.
Ready in principle, with site studies required before it can be presented to an investor.
Included for completeness, not for immediate presentation. It remains at research stage despite the potential market identified in the brief.