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5. Dear Mr. Tillerson, I think we have a solution to your fracking problem.

Sun Mar 2, 2014, 04:55 PM

Mar 2014

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Where's the money in THAT? You buy it once and use it forever? arcane1 Mar 2014 #1

You Mean Fred Gilmore Mar 2014 #2

Prototype GeorgeGist Mar 2014 #3

"concentrating the power of 2,000 suns" IDemo Mar 2014 #4

Kind of what I thought when I read it... ElboRuum Mar 2014 #21

Dear Mr. Tillerson, I think we have a solution to your fracking problem. Jack Rabbit Mar 2014 #5

How long until these are installed everywhere in the country? Vashta Nerada Mar 2014 #6

So, this is on banoosh.com? NewJeffCT Mar 2014 #7

If I understand it- packman Mar 2014 #14

I think the brief video at the bottom explains Stevepol Mar 2014 #23

After perusing some of the other articles madokie Mar 2014 #9

It is true, but needs some more time to become reality .... everywhere MindMover Mar 2014 #12

Completely misleading headline, and the article isn't much better gristy Mar 2014 #10

Here's a story about it on a more legit source: Warren DeMontague Mar 2014 #11

I am missing the link to the more legit source itsrobert Mar 2014 #15

Ok, smart guy. Warren DeMontague Mar 2014 #16

Very misleading caraher Mar 2014 #13

It does seem to have a promise for doing it cheaper quakerboy Mar 2014 #27

There's already quite a few concentrated solar power plants... Blanks Mar 2014 #17

The solar array in AZ has gone live. nt obxhead Mar 2014 #18

The Arizona plant went online in October. former9thward Mar 2014 #19

Link to the IBM site about this: IDemo Mar 2014 #20

IBM solar energy tech claims to harness power of 2,000 suns BBR Esq Mar 2014 #24

Alright, that's totally not a Bond villain thing at all. NuclearDem Mar 2014 #25