In an article on the predicted end of concentrated solar power (CSP), Partner Jason Allen said the CSP industry is still alive but in need of large projects contracted by well-funded companies in order to survive a competitive energy market. He noted that low costs and ease of installation has made solar photovoltaics an increasingly attractive option to investors, making CSP a difficult sell in power purchase agreements.
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