>On the nights before games (more efficient than during the heat of the day), water in the tank is cooled to 5 degrees Celsius (41 Fahrenheit), Ghani said. The energy comes from a solar farm outside Doha, he said.
doesn't sound right (to me), that cooling water is easier in the night is fine, but that it is powered (during the night) by a solar farm implies a huge buffer/storage for energy which is not mentioned in the article.
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[ 1.8 ms ] story [ 13.4 ms ] thread>On the nights before games (more efficient than during the heat of the day), water in the tank is cooled to 5 degrees Celsius (41 Fahrenheit), Ghani said. The energy comes from a solar farm outside Doha, he said.
doesn't sound right (to me), that cooling water is easier in the night is fine, but that it is powered (during the night) by a solar farm implies a huge buffer/storage for energy which is not mentioned in the article.
Also, how exactly is the water cooled?