Are sun farms the next big thing in power generation?
This one between Vejer de la Frontera and Cadiz covers about 10 hectares.
The Scientific American asks is the sun setting on solar power in Spain ?
It says that waning subsidies and other markets might entice developers to move elsewhere.
Could it work in New Zealand and if so, would development on this scale attract the opposition wind power has through the resource consent process?
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