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Quote: Solar thermal power plants - a win-win situation for North Africa and Europe - Fraunhofer study examines industrial potential of the MENA region for this technology Press Release 02/11 of 9 February 2011 Worldwide, currently a major expansion of capacity is observed from solar-thermal power plants. To date, this concentrated solar power (CSP) power plants are mainly in southern Europe and the United States built, although North Africa and the Middle East have the greatest potential for application globally and therefore the greatest opportunities for this technology. The region can benefit economically in the future very heavily on the construction of CSP power station capacity, a new study by the Fraunhofer ISE and ISI on behalf of the World Bank has found. At the same time to show European contractors and technology suppliers, the study results with great interest and willingness to engage in North Africa and the Middle East countries. Background of the study, the project is the Clean Technology Fund (CTF) of the World Bank, the development of solar thermal power plants in the MENA (Middle East & North Africa) countries to promote. An investment program is designed to help finance new power plants in the MENA region, to develop a local CSP industry and to attract additional investment and to the MENA countries in the global share of renewable energy development. The success and acceptance of solar thermal power stations in the five countries surveyed (Egypt, Algeria, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia) depend heavily on the integration and participation of local industry. The study "MENA Assessment of Local Manufacturing Potential for Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) Project" was created by the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE and the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI, in cooperation with Ernst & Young. In collaboration with industry in North Africa and Europe, the researchers analyzed the CSP value chain, the production processes for core components of a solar thermal power plant and industrial potential in the MENA countries. In a road map, an action plan is shown for the realization of local production capacity. Mario Ragwitz, who directed the study at ISI emphasizes that such an action plan with a large potential local content and related revenues and jobs can be developed. According to the survey results, the local value to achieve CSP power plants in the MENA region on average up to 60 percent. The effect of local content in the region estimated Christopher Kost, who headed the study at Fraunhofer ISE, to 14.3 billion U.S. dollars, if sustained, long-term demand is created. By 2025, Sun can arise 60000-80000 new, some highly skilled permanent jobs in the MENA region. Allow countries to benefit from the construction of large infrastructure construction projects and manufacturing capabilities in the field of renewable energies if they exploit their regional advantages and dismantle market barriers. The European system builders and component suppliers see excellent growth opportunities in this market. Europe and MENA get as the enormous solar power potential of the region through new markets for the benefit businesses on both continents. The study results were presented in late September in Cairo, the Egyptian Minister of Energy and a workshop with over 120 local and international industry representatives, government representatives present from the five target countries and project partners and discussed. The participating Fraunhofer Institutes in 2009 that founded the Fraunhofer Center for Renewable Energy Innovation Policy RENIP to combine with the aim of the experiences of the Fraunhofer ISI in system analysis and innovation, research and broad technological expertise of the Fraunhofer ISE in renewable energy sources for detailed technological and economic feasibility studies .Änderungen rückgängig machen