A revolutionary solar panel ‘carpet’ installed on railway tracks has the potential to generate electricity, making it the world’s first of its kind.
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World’s first solar panel ‘carpet’ on railway tracks may generate electricity
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Great idea, except that people like to steal.
My first thought: carpet? you mean static electricity?
That’s a mighty title for something that only ‘may’ generate electricity.
This happens when you get some Engineers completely detached from the real world, who thinks their ideas will change the world.
good idea . Compared to solar panels placed on agricultural land.Just make sure that the trains don’t drop things and oils on those boards!!!
Solar roads go “Choo-choo”?
“May”, as long as natural debris, oils and other leakages/drops from rail traffic, theft, and the inevitable deferred maintenance don’t get in the way. Which they will.