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Maroc - SMARTENERGYPORTAL.CH - A La Une - 16/Aug 05:16
The future of solar could be over our highways and up our walls
Solar installations on rooftops are booming, but two new studies propose expanding solar power by installing panels on building walls and over highways. The first study suggests vertical bifacial solar panels, which extend energy production during sunrise and sunset, reducing reliance on gas and nuclear power while lowering energy costs. The second study explores covering highways with solar roofs, which could meet 60% of global energy needs and cut carbon emissions by 28%. These innovations could transform energy production and offer additional benefits, such as improved road safety. Click here to view original web page at www.reneweconomy.com
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