Four components, designed to work in sequence: clear the policy ground, prove the technology, finance replication, and build the skills to sustain it.
Identifying the technical and financial constraints on industrial solar heat, and recommending the policy and fiscal measures that remove them.
Technical specifications, performance benchmarks and integration guidelines for medium-temperature applications — proved through pilot installations in real production conditions.
Turning demonstration into a repeatable market: a project pipeline, a financing facility, business models, and standards and certification for component quality.
Training the manufacturers, installers and operators the market needs, and documenting outputs, case studies and lessons for wider replication.
Under the MoMSME arrangement the project prioritises Component 2 and Component 3 applications that need only pressurised hot water or steam up to about 200 °C — principally water and thermic-fluid heating and drying. These are the applications CST serves most reliably and most cheaply, and they are common across every target cluster.