alt Hacker NewsThey're getting 180 watts per meter, so it would take 50 km of panels to power one high speed train. And that's when the sun is shining. Double this at least if you want to store the energy and run trains in the evening.
They're getting 180 watts per meter, so it would take 50 km of panels to power one high speed train. And that's when the sun is shining. Double this at least if you want to store the energy and run trains in the evening.
This is incorrect, you mean 180 kWp/m.
> in one year, the project has produced around 16,000 kWh.
160 kWh per meter.