I’d want the same but to place them on top of unused rail tracks.
This way we would have a solid base to have them installed and possibly a lot of land available. The machine would need to support different gaugages.
This way we would have a solid base to have them installed and possibly a lot of land available. The machine would need to support different gaugages.
The way solar farms are built now, or at least what I’ve seen, is wasteful. Solar has a great advantage in that it can be built alongside virtually anything, but a lot is currently in cleared out areas that can’t be used for anything else.
I've been wondering for a decade or so, why building codes almost everywhere don't yet require the entire roof of new buildings (not counting ceiling windows) to be covered in PV?