Technical Feasible Study for Future Solar Thermal Steam Power Station in Malaysia

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This paper proposed renewable energy which is potential to be used in Malaysia in generating electricity to innovate and improve current operating systems. Thermal and water act as the resources to replace limited fossil fuels such as coal which is still widely used in energy production nowadays. Thermal is also known as the heat energy while the water absorbs energy from the thermal to produce steam energy. By combining both of the sources, it is known as thermal steam renewable energy. The targeted area to build this power station has constant high temperature and low humidity which can maximize the efficiency of generating power.

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Bohari, Z. H., Atira, N. N., Jali, M. H., Sulaima, M. F., Izzuddin, T. A., & Baharom, M. F. (2017). Technical Feasible Study for Future Solar Thermal Steam Power Station in Malaysia. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 241). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/241/1/012031

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