I’m all for putting solar panels all over the place, but won’t these get dusty and oily and need loads of cleaning after trains pass over?

Also, costing €623,000 over three years sounds rather expensive for just 100m (although that roughly equates to 11KW).

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    17 days ago

    ha, ok. youll be ok. its alright. everything will be just fine.

    why dont you have some nice warm milk and this cookie. youll feel right as rain. .

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      17 days ago

      Everything will be fine, except this extraordinarily stupid idea.

      Did you invest in it or something? I mean you have no answers just other than “here take a cookie” lol

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          17 days ago

          It did cost 600.000 euros and you call it efficient, for an idea that can be scrapped by thinking straight for 2 minutes lol.

          You think the idea sounds cool, but it’s just a nightmare. If you are really interested in efficiency you should look up engineering and related studies. Or just work with mechanical things. Or both.

          What did you think about solar roadways?