How can it produce solar electricity when the sun is not shining?
Large thermos-like buildings containing molten salt will be located next to the steam boilers. At select times, instead of immediately creating steam, the heat transfer fluid will heat the molten salt. Then, if electricity is needed when the sun is not shining, the fluid can be heated by running it through the hot salt instead of through the mirrors. Using this process, electricity can be made from heat energy that was created up to six hours earlier.
