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Daniel Woldorff
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Producer, Latitude Media
Durham
Beats
Politics , Social Issues , Journalism
Offshore gambling, illegal gambling, unregulated gambling
Content
By Daniel Woldorff Verified| Latitude Media@ In 2011, BrightSource Energy was in the middle of building a $2.2-billion, first-of-a-kind concentrated solar power project in the Mojave Desert. Ivanpah was a 440-megawatt CSP plant that then-CEO John Woolard and his team hoped would be the first of many large-scale, commercial deployments. At the time, CSP appeared to be on the verge of a breakout moment, and BrightSource planned to lead the charge. But then, everything changed. The cost of photovoltaics was falling fast, and CSP couldn’t keep up.
By Daniel Woldorff Verified| Latitude Media@ Listen to the episode on:It’s a precarious moment for scaling direct air capture, and carbon removal more broadly. The sector has had a few successful deployments but is very much still proving the technology. And the hurdles on the path to full commercialization are many. But startups will lose the public’s trust if they aren’t transparent about the challenges of scaling their technologies, said Andreas Aepli, chief financial officer of Climeworks, on an episode of the Catalyst podcast.
By Daniel Woldorff Verified| Latitude Media@ In 2011, BrightSource Energy was in the middle of building a $2.2-billion, first-of-a-kind concentrated solar power project in the Mojave Desert. Ivanpah was a 440-megawatt CSP plant that then-CEO John Woolard and his team hoped would be the first of many large-scale, commercial deployments. At the time, CSP appeared to be on the verge of a breakout moment, and BrightSource planned to lead the charge. But then, everything changed. The cost of photovoltaics was falling fast, and CSP couldn’t keep up.
Company Info
Latitude Media
Parent company of My1043 WCZY, Buck92 & AM830 WMMI, and My Michigan Podcasts. We are marketers, content creators, entertainers, and a strong positive voice for our community. Featuring a talented group of marketing representatives eager to help grow your business. Latitude Media is locally owned and community minded.
Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States
'+1 989-779-1043
Founded: 2014