ESTELA Scientific and Technical Committee
ESTELA creates a Scientific and Technical Committee of 9 Members. STC Members, coming from Universities and Research and Innovation Institutions, can be considered as a team of excellence as far as all together constitute the “crème” of the scientific knowledge in this sector in Europe and beyond.
Publications
Strategic Research Agenda 2020-2025
STC/ESTELA
Macroeconomic Impact of the Solar Thermal Electricity Industry in Spain
Deloitte and Protermosolar
Solar Thermal Electricity 2025
Cost Roadmap
A.T. Kearney
Concentrating Solar Power: Global Outlook 09
Greenpeace International, SolarPACES and ESTELA
100% Renewable Electricity
A Roadmap to 2050 for Europe and North Africa
PwC- PricewaterhouseCoopers
About ESTELA
ESTELA is the European Solar Thermal Electricity Association, created in 2007 to promote solar thermal electricity (STE) in Europe and worldwide. ESTELA supports its members by fostering market penetration of solar thermal power.
With over 60 members – representing over 150 companies directly and indirectly – ESTELA is the only association globally that promotes solar thermal electricity beyond national borders.
ESTELA closely collaborates with EU and international institutions in the fields of sustainable energy, climate change, environment and economic growth based on innovation.

- Visit to a STE plant with Members of the EU Parliament
ESTELA's Upcoming Events
Renewable Energy House Open Day in the framework of the European Sustainable Energy Week EUSEW 2013 on 26th June 2013 afternoon.
ESTELA UPDATES

ESTELA – Appoints New Managing Director
ESTELA, the European Solar Thermal Electricity Association, has appointed Marcel Bial as its new Managing Director. Bial takes on the new role on the 1st May 2013.
Macroeconomic Impact of the Solar Thermal Electricity Industry in Spain in 2011
Protermosolar, the Spanish Solar Thermal Electricity Association, has updated the macroeconomic impact of the STE industry in Spain for 2011. In the 2011, Protermosolar has published a study elaborated by Deloitte on the macroeconomic impact of CSP in Spain for 2010. In order to update the study, they have used the same ratios during 2011 to all power plant under construction or in operation, along with another set of consistent hypotheses in line with those used by Deloitte in 2010.
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Latest News
ESTELA – Appoints New Managing Director
Brussels, 01 May 2013. ESTELA, the European Solar Thermal Electricity [more]
Farewell Message from Secretary General of ESTELA
Farewell Message from Secretary General of ESTELA Ms. Mariàngels Pér[more]
Protermosolar: The Concentrating Solar Power employed 18,000 people in 2012 in Spain, 40% less
28/03/2013 Protermosolar: The figure has been reduced by 40% in just [more]
Events
ESTELA's annual Summer Workshop - 26 June 2013 - Brussels









