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This isn't a technology problem though. It's a stupid problem. Compare this to building a blender that plays MP3s. Why would you not just cheaply mount the s
by pdelbarba 9y ago
This isn't a technology problem though. It's a stupid problem. Compare this to building a blender that plays MP3s. Why would you not just cheaply mount the solar panels next to the road? You can still do all the gimmicks with the LEDs and stuff without having to spend time and money making a high traction, durable road surface that doubles as a solar panel. There's nothing to be gained.
- gravypod 9y agoYou could also just mount the panels above the road and block the sun out of people's eyes while they drive. Less sun hitting people also means less people need to run the AC on the road. If you don't mount flat you can then do tracking too. Like you say. Mounting flat is probably the worst way to go from a utility and return standpoint.