The previous demo of the TESS wasnt using peak heat stored, so therefore didnt produce peak power.
Also the 1414 degrees is the melting point of silicone, but I doubt its the peak temprature that Silicone can store heat at.
The peak temprature able to be stored Im not sure, but surely if 2200 degrees was available heat storage at the Whyalla Steelworks then surely there must be a way to store that heat if it was surplus heat.
The previous demo of the TESS wasnt using peak heat stored, so...
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