Infographic on What a DOE Loan for the 110-MW Crescent Dunes SolarEnergy Project Creates

October 1st, 2012 by Zachary Shahan

It’s sometimes hard to get people to look past the first number in an equation. For example, only looking at ‘2’ in ‘2+2=4′ limits and distorts the bigger picture. This may seem like a ridiculous example, but this is what people do with regards to governmental clean energy incentives all the time. Regarding one Department of Energy (DOE) loan for a large solar project, the company behind the project (SolarReserve) has put out the following infographic in order to broaden people’s understanding of what this loan means (h/t Solar Power World):

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Tags: DOE, DOE loan guarantees, doe loans, Infographics, no post, solar infographics, SolarReserve

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