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市場調查報告書
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2098449
拋物槽式聚光太陽能發電市場 - 全球預測,2026-2032年Parabolic Trough CSP Market - Global Forecast 2026-2032 |
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預計到 2032 年,拋物槽式 CSP 市場將成長至 61.9 億美元,複合年成長率為 17.90%。
| 主要市場統計數據 | |
|---|---|
| 基準年 2025 | 19.5億美元 |
| 預計年份:2026年 | 23億美元 |
| 預測年份 2032 | 61.9億美元 |
| 複合年成長率 (%) | 17.90% |
槽式太陽能熱發電(CSP)在可調再生能源、工業供熱和混合能源系統中仍然是一項具有戰略意義的太陽能熱技術。與直接將太陽光轉換為電能的光伏系統不同,槽式太陽能熱發電利用曲面鏡將太陽輻射集中到接收管中,加熱傳熱介質,從而驅動蒸氣渦輪、在儲熱系統中儲存熱量或提供製程熱。這項技術的最大優勢在於其能夠將光聚光與熱能儲存相結合,即使在非日照時間也能進行可再生能源發電,並有助於提高太陽能資源豐富地區電網的可靠性。這項技術在旨在確保可靠的低碳發電能力、減少對石化燃料的依賴以及提高晚間用電尖峰時段電力系統韌性的電力系統中發揮著尤為重要的作用。經營團隊越來越關注更高的運行溫度、改進的傳熱介質、熔鹽整合、乾式冷卻、與其他可再生能源的混合以及數位化資產的最佳化。這些發展正在將拋物槽式太陽能熱發電確立為清潔能源轉型的永續組成部分,尤其是在那些政策框架重視適應性、能源安全、本地生產以及難以電氣化的熱能應用脫碳的地區。
槽式聚光太陽能發電(CSP)的模式正因強制性脫碳、電網柔軟性要求以及對長期儲能日益成長的需求而重塑。在可變可再生能源發電佔比更高的電力系統中,可調節清潔能源的價值日益凸顯,凸顯了配備儲熱裝置的CSP的戰略重要性。技術進步正從傳統的合成油系統轉向先進的接收器塗層、高溫運行、熔鹽換熱、改進的鏡面拋光、自動化清潔以及將CSP與太陽能、風能、生質能或傳統備用系統相結合的混合發電廠設計。儘管效率有所權衡,但高太陽輻射地區的水資源限制也促使人們對乾式和混合冷卻技術產生興趣。同時,專案資金籌措潛力越來越取決於授權效率、併網能力、在地採購規則、購電協議結構以及在高峰時段供電的能力。工業用戶正在評估槽式太陽能熱系統作為中高溫製程熱源,應用於食品加工、採礦、提高石油採收率(EOR)、化學、海水淡化和區域供熱等領域。這種轉變正將槽式太陽能熱發電系統從單純的獨立公用事業規模發電方案轉變為靈活的熱能平台,從而實現綠能、熱能、儲熱和混合能源基礎設施的建設。
人工智慧 (AI) 正逐漸成為提升槽式聚光太陽能發電 (CSP) 資產性能、可靠性和全生命週期經濟性的實用手段。 AI 驅動的預測技術結合衛星影像、數值天氣預報、結垢數據和太陽輻射測量數據,能夠提高直接太陽輻射預測的準確性,並改善電廠運作計畫的決策過程。機器學習演算法支援槽式光伏組件方向診斷、光電探測器異常檢測、鏡面結垢評估、傳熱流體監測以及泵浦、渦輪機、追蹤驅動裝置、閥門和儲熱系統的預測性維護。數位孿生模型能夠模擬熱損失、光學效率、儲熱性能以及電廠輔助設備的性能,幫助營運商根據天氣和電價波動最佳化運行設定。 AI 還有助於在乾旱地區制定自動化清潔計劃,在保持光學性能的同時減少水和人工需求。在專案開發階段,AI 驅動的位置技術可以評估太陽輻射品質、土地坡度、與電網的接近性、水資源可用性、環境法規和物流限制等因素。這些協同效應將使被動營運轉變為數據驅動的資產管理,提高發電預測的準確性,減少意外停機時間,延長組件壽命,並增強 CSP 在需要可預測可再生能源輸出的能源系統中的商業性可行性。
亞太地區擁有豐富的太陽能資源,這得益於中國西部、印度、澳洲和東南亞部分地區豐富的太陽能資源,以及不斷成長的電力需求和能源安全政策的優先發展。中國透過其國家可再生能源計畫支持太陽能熱發電的示範和商業化部署,尤其注重將儲熱系統整合到大規模沙漠可再生能源中心。在印度,太陽能資源豐富的邦擁有良好的直射太陽輻射,適合太陽能熱發電和工業太陽能熱應用,但光伏和電池儲能的成本競爭正在影響專案的選擇。澳洲擁有優良的直射太陽輻射和採礦業的熱需求,這使得太陽能熱發電在偏遠地區的工業能源系統和混合可再生能源專案中具有應用價值。在北美,美國西南部和墨西哥北部豐富的太陽能資源具有優勢。同時,在成熟的電網市場中,可調節、可靠且穩定的清潔電力的價值日益重要。美國在營運太陽能熱發電方面擁有成熟的經驗,並擁有完善的公共研究基礎設施,支持太陽能熱技術的創新。在拉丁美洲,墨西哥、智利、巴西內陸地區以及阿根廷部分地區預計蘊藏著巨大的潛力。在這些地區,優質的太陽能資源、採礦業的熱能需求以及提升電網韌性的需求,都與聚光太陽能發電(CSP)的優勢相契合。歐洲的機會集中在陽光豐富的南部國家,尤其是西班牙和義大利。歐洲範圍內的能源轉型正在推動太陽能熱利用的探勘、工業脫碳以及跨境清潔能源的整合。中東擁有全球最大的太陽能資源,並制定了強力的政策激勵措施,以促進能源系統多元化、降低發電燃料消耗以及支持海水淡化和工業供熱。在非洲,北非和南部非洲預計將擁有巨大的長期潛力。在這些地區,充足的太陽輻射、不斷成長的電力需求以及對可靠可可再生能源的需求,使得槽式聚光太陽能發電(CSP)成為一種有效的解決方案,尤其是在與儲熱系統和區域電網建設相結合的情況下。
在東南亞國協,人們對可再生能源多元化、增強電網韌性以及工業部門脫碳的興趣日益濃厚。然而,由於許多地區濕度高、太陽輻射量相對較低,與太陽能光電發電相比,槽式聚光太陽能發電(CSP)的應用受到限制。其最大的發展潛力在於乾旱或太陽輻射強度高的地區的工業餘熱利用和混合系統。海灣合作理事會(GCC)是CSP最具吸引力的地區之一,這得益於其豐富的太陽能資源、大規模的基礎設施容量、對海水淡化的需求以及旨在擴大低碳電力供應並減少國內石化燃料使用的國家戰略。具備儲熱能力的槽式系統可滿足該地區晚間用電高峰需求以及水和能源應用。歐盟重視氣候中和、能源安全和減少工業部門的排放,並正在製定政策以支持太陽能熱技術創新、高溫製程熱和可控可再生能源,尤其是在地中海成員國。金磚國家擁有龐大的電力需求、強大的製造業能力、豐富的資源以及顯著的工業供熱需求。中國和印度在聚光太陽能發電(CSP)供應鏈、部署經驗和政策主導的可再生能源擴張方面尤為重要,而巴西、俄羅斯和南非則在電網需求、產業叢集和太陽能資源可用性方面展現出獨特的機會。七國集團(G7)正致力於提升清潔能源的可靠性、增強供應鏈韌性並加大創新投入,透過研究、示範和混合清潔能源策略來支持聚光太陽能發電,即使在區域太陽能資源分佈不均的情況下也是如此。北約成員國,特別是歐洲和北美成員國,日益將能源韌性和減少對進口燃料的依賴作為戰略重點,而可調節的可再生能源技術,例如槽式聚光太陽能發電,在相關地區的電力系統穩定性、國防基礎設施和關鍵能源規劃中發揮著至關重要的作用。
在美國,槽式太陽能熱發電(CSP)在西南部地區具有重要意義。該地區高直射太陽輻射、電網脫碳目標以及公用事業規模CSP的經驗,正推動技術的持續發展和混合應用。在加拿大,儘管許多省份氣候寒冷且太陽能資源有限,限制了大規模槽式CSP的部署,但在工業供熱、偏遠地區能源系統和技術開發等領域仍存在著獨特的機會。墨西哥北部地區擁有豐富的太陽能資源,且工業能源需求旺盛,因此,在電網可靠性和峰值功率至關重要的地區,具備儲熱能力的CSP尤為重要。在巴西,儘管太陽能發電成長強勁,但在工業供熱利用率高且太陽輻射充足的內陸地區,槽式CSP的部署仍然可行。在英國,儘管太陽能資源的限制制約了國內CSP的部署潛力,但CSP仍透過工程、金融、研究和潔淨科技供應鏈發揮重要作用。德國和法國透過先進的製造技術、熱能工程、調查計畫和工業脫碳政策做出貢獻,但由於與南歐相比,其國內直接太陽輻射量較低,因此國內實施受到限制。俄羅斯龐大的能源系統和工業基礎在理論上適用於高耗熱領域,但太陽能資源和政策條件因地區而異。義大利和西班牙由於其地中海氣候和日照條件,是歐洲最適合建造槽式太陽能熱發電(CSP)的國家之一。特別是西班牙,在太陽熱能發電方面累積了豐富的營運經驗和併網技術。中國透過大規模可再生能源計畫、沙漠地區的太陽能發電廠、製造能力以及隨著可再生能源滲透率的提高將儲熱系統併入電網,在太陽能熱發電發展中發揮核心作用。印度擁有豐富的太陽能資源和對可再生能源的強烈政策興趣,為乾旱地區可調功率、工業過程熱和混合能源領域的太陽能熱發電提供了機會。日本可用於太陽能熱發電的土地有限,資源條件一般,但先進材料、控制技術和能源系統創新仍扮演至關重要的角色。澳洲擁有豐富的直接太陽輻射資源,偏遠礦區能源需求旺盛,且具備引入混合式太陽能熱發電系統的潛力。韓國國內太陽熱能發電潛力有限,但可利用其在工程、控制技術、材料和清潔能源技術方面的優勢,支持聚光太陽能發電(CSP)組件的開發並參與國際項目。
產業領導者應優先考慮在直射太陽輻射、電網需求、可用土地、水資源戰略和購電協議框架相符的地區開展槽式聚光太陽能發電 (CSP) 專案。專案開發商應專注於太陽能資源豐富、可連接電網、審核流程穩定且對可調節再生能源和工業熱能需求明確的位置。技術供應商應加快高溫接收器、耐用選擇性塗層、熔鹽相容性、自動鏡面清潔、乾式冷卻和人工智慧驅動運作等方面的創新。電力公司和獨立發電企業應將 CSP 作為包含太陽能、風能、電池、儲熱和電網服務在內的綜合投資組合的一部分進行評估,尤其要關注晚尖峰時段電力供應和長期柔軟性。工業能源用戶在投資能夠取代石化燃料、減少排放和穩定能源價格的情況下,應考慮將槽式系統用於製程熱應用。政策制定者應設計採購框架,評估 CSP 的價值不僅要比較白天的能源成本,還要考慮輸出功率可調節性、儲熱時長、對發電容量的貢獻、本地化生產和韌性等因素。投資者應加強對太陽輻射測量、組件可靠性、蓄熱系統設計、水資源可用性、施工物流和長期營運的實質審查。在整個價值鏈中,企業領導者應實施數位孿生、預測性維護和績效分析,以降低營運風險並提高資產生產力。
本執行摘要採用系統的二手研究方法編寫,基於經檢驗的公共領域和行業認可的資訊來源(包括能源機構出版刊物、政府可再生能源計劃、電網運營商文件、國家太陽能資源研究途徑資訊)。分析重點在於直接法向太陽輻射的適用性、儲熱的充足性、政策支援、電網柔軟性需求、工業供熱需求、水資源限制、技術成熟度以及區域能源轉型優先事項。採用定性評估方法比較區域、群體和國家層面的趨勢,但不提供市場規模、市場佔有率或預測數據。透過交叉引用多個可靠資訊來源,並將觀察結果與已知的聚光太陽能發電(CSP)運作原理、部署記錄和能源系統要求進行比較,檢驗了研究結論。該調查方法優先考慮事實一致性、技術有效性以及便於決策的解讀,旨在為評估槽式聚光太陽能發電機會的高管、投資者、政策制定者、公用事業公司、開發商和工業能源購買者提供參考。
槽式太陽能熱發電(CSP)正從傳統的太陽熱能發電技術發展成為可調節的清潔能源平台,能夠支援電網可靠性、熱能儲存以及工業部門的脫碳。其競爭力更取決於其在可靠的可再生能源輸出、夜間尖峰時段電力供應、製程熱、能源安全和長期熱能儲存等方面的價值,而非僅僅與傳統光伏發電進行比較。擁有高太陽輻射、政策支持力道大、工業熱需求旺盛且電網發達的地區最能受惠於這項技術。人工智慧、先進材料、乾式冷卻、熔鹽和混合可再生熱發電展現出獨特的優勢。將技術選擇與當地資源品質、電網需求和脫碳目標相結合的領導企業,最能最大限度地發揮槽式太陽能熱發電在清潔能源轉型中的戰略價值。
The Parabolic Trough CSP Market is projected to grow by USD 6.19 billion at a CAGR of 17.90% by 2032.
| KEY MARKET STATISTICS | |
|---|---|
| Base Year [2025] | USD 1.95 billion |
| Estimated Year [2026] | USD 2.30 billion |
| Forecast Year [2032] | USD 6.19 billion |
| CAGR (%) | 17.90% |
Parabolic trough concentrated solar power (CSP) remains a strategically important solar thermal technology for dispatchable renewable electricity, industrial heat, and hybrid energy systems. Unlike photovoltaic systems that directly convert sunlight into electricity, parabolic trough CSP uses curved mirrors to concentrate direct normal irradiance onto receiver tubes, heating a transfer fluid that can drive a steam turbine, charge thermal energy storage, or supply process heat. Its strongest value proposition is the ability to pair solar collection with thermal energy storage, enabling renewable generation beyond daylight hours and supporting grid reliability in regions with strong solar resources. The technology is particularly relevant in power systems seeking firm low-carbon capacity, reduced fossil fuel dependence, and improved resilience during evening demand peaks. Executive attention is increasingly focused on higher operating temperatures, improved heat-transfer fluids, molten-salt integration, dry cooling, hybridization with other renewables, and digital asset optimization. These developments position parabolic trough CSP as a durable component of the clean energy transition, especially where policy frameworks reward dispatchability, energy security, local manufacturing, and decarbonization of hard-to-electrify heat applications.
The parabolic trough CSP landscape is being reshaped by the convergence of decarbonization mandates, grid flexibility requirements, and rising demand for long-duration energy storage. Power systems with increasing variable renewable penetration are placing greater value on dispatchable clean generation, giving thermal storage-equipped CSP renewed strategic relevance. Technology evolution is moving beyond conventional synthetic oil systems toward advanced receiver coatings, higher-temperature operation, molten-salt heat transfer, improved mirror accuracy, automated cleaning, and hybrid plant designs that combine CSP with photovoltaics, wind, biomass, or conventional backup systems. Water constraints in high-irradiance regions are also accelerating interest in dry and hybrid cooling, despite efficiency trade-offs. At the same time, project bankability is increasingly shaped by permitting efficiency, transmission access, local content rules, offtake structures, and the ability to deliver energy during peak-priced periods. Industrial users are evaluating parabolic trough solar thermal systems for medium- to high-temperature process heat, including food processing, mining, enhanced oilfield operations, chemicals, desalination, and district energy. These shifts are transforming parabolic trough CSP from a standalone utility-scale power option into a flexible thermal platform for clean electricity, heat, storage, and hybrid energy infrastructure.
Artificial intelligence is becoming a practical enabler of improved performance, reliability, and lifecycle economics in parabolic trough CSP assets. AI-enabled forecasting can combine satellite imagery, numerical weather prediction, soiling data, and irradiance measurements to improve direct normal irradiance prediction and plant dispatch decisions. Machine learning algorithms support trough alignment diagnostics, receiver tube anomaly detection, mirror soiling assessment, heat-transfer fluid monitoring, and predictive maintenance for pumps, turbines, tracking drives, valves, and thermal storage systems. Digital twins can model thermal losses, optical efficiency, storage behavior, and balance-of-plant performance to help operators optimize operating setpoints under changing weather and electricity price signals. AI also supports automated cleaning schedules in arid regions, reducing water and labor requirements while preserving optical performance. In project development, AI-assisted site screening can evaluate solar resource quality, land slope, grid proximity, water availability, environmental restrictions, and logistics constraints. The cumulative impact is a shift from reactive operation to data-driven asset management, improving dispatch accuracy, reducing unplanned downtime, extending component life, and strengthening the commercial case for CSP in energy systems that need predictable renewable output.
Asia-Pacific is a high-potential region for parabolic trough CSP due to strong solar resources across western China, India, Australia, and selected parts of Southeast Asia, combined with rising electricity demand and policy focus on energy security. China has supported CSP demonstration and commercial deployment through national renewable energy programs, with particular emphasis on integrating thermal storage into large desert renewable energy bases. India's solar-rich states offer favorable direct normal irradiance for CSP and industrial solar heat, though cost competition from photovoltaics and battery storage influences project selection. Australia has excellent direct normal irradiance and mining-sector heat demand, making CSP relevant for remote industrial energy systems and hybrid renewable projects. North America benefits from strong solar resources in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, while established grid markets increasingly value dispatchability, reliability, and firm clean power. The United States has operational experience with parabolic trough CSP and advanced public research infrastructure supporting solar thermal innovation. Latin America offers notable potential in Mexico, Chile, Brazil's interior regions, and parts of Argentina, where solar resource quality, mining demand, and grid resilience needs align with CSP's strengths. Europe's opportunity is concentrated in southern countries with strong irradiance, particularly Spain and Italy, while the broader European energy transition supports solar thermal research, industrial decarbonization, and cross-border clean energy integration. The Middle East has among the world's best solar resources and strong policy motivation to diversify energy systems, reduce fuel consumption for power generation, and support desalination and industrial heat. Africa presents significant long-term potential across North Africa and Southern Africa, where high direct normal irradiance, growing electricity demand, and the need for reliable renewable capacity make parabolic trough CSP relevant, particularly when paired with thermal storage and regional transmission development.
ASEAN countries are increasingly focused on renewable energy diversification, grid resilience, and industrial decarbonization, though humid climates and comparatively lower direct normal irradiance in many areas make parabolic trough CSP more selective than photovoltaics; its strongest opportunities are in industrial heat applications and hybrid systems in drier or high-irradiance zones. The GCC is one of the most attractive groupings for CSP because of exceptional solar resources, large-scale infrastructure capacity, desalination demand, and national strategies aimed at reducing domestic fossil fuel use while expanding low-carbon power. Thermal storage-equipped parabolic trough systems can support evening peak demand and water-energy applications in the region. The European Union emphasizes climate neutrality, energy security, and industrial emissions reduction, creating policy support for solar thermal innovation, high-temperature process heat, and dispatchable renewable energy, especially in Mediterranean member states. BRICS economies combine large electricity demand, strong manufacturing capacity, resource diversity, and significant industrial heat requirements; China and India are particularly important for CSP supply chains, deployment experience, and policy-driven renewable expansion, while Brazil, Russia, and South Africa present distinct opportunities tied to grid needs, industrial clusters, and solar resource availability. G7 countries are advancing clean energy reliability, supply chain resilience, and innovation funding, which supports CSP through research, demonstration, and hybrid clean power strategies, even where local solar resources vary. NATO member countries, particularly those in Europe and North America, increasingly view energy resilience and reduced dependence on imported fuels as strategic priorities, making dispatchable renewable technologies such as parabolic trough CSP relevant for secure power systems, defense-adjacent infrastructure, and critical energy planning in suitable geographies.
The United States has strong parabolic trough CSP relevance in the Southwest, where high direct normal irradiance, grid decarbonization targets, and experience with utility-scale CSP support continued technology learning and hybridization. Canada's colder climate and lower solar resource in many provinces limit large-scale trough deployment, but niche opportunities exist in industrial heat, remote energy systems, and technology development. Mexico benefits from high solar resources in northern regions and energy demand from industry, making CSP with thermal storage relevant where grid reliability and peak power are priorities. Brazil has stronger solar photovoltaic momentum, yet parabolic trough CSP can be considered for industrial heat and inland regions with favorable irradiance. The United Kingdom has limited domestic CSP potential due to solar resource constraints, but it remains relevant through engineering, finance, research, and clean technology supply chains. Germany and France contribute through advanced manufacturing, thermal engineering, research programs, and industrial decarbonization policy, while domestic deployment is constrained by direct normal irradiance compared with southern Europe. Russia's large energy system and industrial base offer theoretical applications in heat-intensive sectors, although solar resource and policy conditions vary widely by region. Italy and Spain are among Europe's more favorable countries for parabolic trough CSP due to Mediterranean solar conditions; Spain, in particular, has established operational experience and grid integration knowledge in solar thermal power. China is central to CSP development through large-scale renewable energy planning, desert solar bases, manufacturing capability, and integration of thermal storage into power systems with rising renewable penetration. India has significant solar resources and strong policy interest in renewable energy, with CSP opportunities tied to dispatchable power, industrial process heat, and hybridization in arid states. Japan has limited land availability and moderate CSP resource conditions, but advanced materials, controls, and energy system innovation remain relevant. Australia offers excellent direct normal irradiance, remote mining energy demand, and opportunities for hybrid solar thermal systems. South Korea has constrained domestic solar thermal power potential, yet its strengths in engineering, controls, materials, and clean energy technology can support CSP component development and international project participation.
Industry leaders should prioritize parabolic trough CSP opportunities where direct normal irradiance, grid needs, land availability, water strategy, and offtake structures align. Project developers should focus on sites with strong solar resources, transmission access, stable permitting pathways, and clear demand for dispatchable renewable power or industrial heat. Technology providers should accelerate innovations in higher-temperature receivers, durable selective coatings, molten-salt compatibility, automated mirror cleaning, dry cooling, and AI-enabled operations. Utilities and independent power producers should evaluate CSP as part of broader portfolios that include photovoltaics, wind, batteries, thermal storage, and grid services, with specific attention to evening peak delivery and long-duration flexibility. Industrial energy users should assess parabolic trough systems for process heat where fossil fuel displacement, emissions reduction, and energy price stability can justify investment. Policymakers should design procurement frameworks that recognize dispatchability, thermal storage duration, capacity contribution, local manufacturing, and resilience value rather than comparing CSP solely on daytime energy cost. Investors should strengthen due diligence around solar resource measurement, component reliability, storage design, water availability, construction logistics, and long-term operations. Across the value chain, leaders should adopt digital twins, predictive maintenance, and performance analytics to reduce operational risk and improve asset productivity.
This executive summary is developed through a structured secondary research approach grounded in verified public-domain and industry-recognized sources, including energy agency publications, government renewable energy plans, grid operator materials, national solar resource datasets, academic literature, standards bodies, patent and technology documentation, and publicly available project information. The analysis emphasizes direct normal irradiance suitability, thermal storage relevance, policy support, grid flexibility needs, industrial heat demand, water constraints, technology readiness, and regional energy transition priorities. Qualitative assessment is used to compare regional, group, and country-level dynamics without presenting market sizing, market share, or forecasting. Insights are validated through cross-referencing multiple credible sources and aligning observations with known CSP operating principles, deployment experience, and energy system requirements. The methodology prioritizes factual consistency, technology relevance, and decision-useful interpretation for executives, investors, policymakers, utilities, developers, and industrial energy buyers evaluating parabolic trough CSP opportunities.
Parabolic trough CSP is evolving from a conventional solar thermal power technology into a dispatchable clean energy platform that can support grid reliability, thermal storage, and industrial decarbonization. Its competitiveness depends less on generic solar generation comparisons and more on the value assigned to firm renewable output, evening peak delivery, process heat, energy security, and long-duration storage. Regions with high direct normal irradiance, strong policy alignment, industrial heat demand, and transmission readiness are best positioned to benefit. Artificial intelligence, advanced materials, dry cooling, molten-salt integration, and hybrid renewable configurations are improving operational performance and expanding use cases. While photovoltaics and batteries continue to dominate many solar procurement decisions, parabolic trough CSP offers differentiated advantages where thermal energy, storage duration, and dispatchability are central requirements. Industry leaders that align technology selection with local resource quality, grid needs, and decarbonization objectives will be best placed to capture the strategic value of parabolic trough CSP in the clean energy transition.