Schott
and
Siemens
have
long
held
a
duopoly
in
the
market
for
the
receivers
used
at
parabolic-trough
plants,
still
the
dominant
form
of
CSP
technology.
A
number
of
relatively
new
entrants
are
angling
for
future
receiver
business,
such
as
China-based
Huiyin
Group,
founded
by
the
brothers
behind
Israel’s
Solel,
which
was
acquired
by
Siemens
in
2009.
Such
companies
are
expected
to
grow
on
the
back
of
projects
in
their
home
markets.
But
for
the
foreseeable
future,
Siemens’
exit
means
that
Schott
effectively
controls
the
market
for
parabolic-trough
receivers
–
the
tubes
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