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Tenkiv Nexus modular renewable energy system,
. . . can use the sun's heat to power anything, for
. . . "1/13th the cost of existing solar panels, and
. . . 1/5th the cost of fossil fuels,
. . . without any subsidies,"

Its modular system, can not only produce enough power,
. . . from the heat of the sun (solar thermal technology),
. . . to purify water at an affordable cost,
. . . but can also be used to:
. . . . . . Store,
. . . . . . Distribute, and
. . . . . . Convert, solar thermal energy,
. . . for use in a number of other ways,
. . . especially in areas where infrastructure is poor, or nonexistent.

The system as a whole also has few moving parts
. . . (the thermal panels themselves have none),
. . . which means that it should have a:
. . . . .  . long lifespan,
. . . . . . low maintenance costs,  
. . . . . . more flexibility, and
. . . . . . efficiency, than a solar photovoltaic system does.

2-25-2017 Source:  Solar Thermal: Water Purifier   Tenkiv