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I completely agree with your point about maintenance being an important factor when it comes to green energy technologies. Solar panels, in particular, require regular cleaning to ensure optimal efficiency. Your idea of integrating the watering systems for crops with solar panels is brilliant! It would not only help to keep the panels clean but also maximize the use of available space. By the way, have you heard about the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It's a versatile power station that could come in handy for outdoor enthusiasts like us. It has a massive capacity, fast recharging, and even waterproof technology. Check it out if you're interested!

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it is affordable, the only problem is bureaucracy

@dre_talks3095governments do subsidize, but none of these novel applications have enough bang for buck to receive funding.

Good idea, but not really feasible given the weight of the batteries. Would be easier to plug a cord in and charge them at home overnight.

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Better than building those large, natural destroying towers the government is pushing for.

No they are not, solar is far more economical.

@@AORD72 Though we must have panels made from materials that don't cause damage to the environment during extraction. Lithium mining, by current methods, can cause more damage to the environment than oil burning.

@@WolfeSaber9933 hardly, have you walked down to your local lithium mine lately and seen all the damage? You are panicking over nothing. Every atom can be recycled you just need enough heat or pressure change.

@@AORD72 But what about those lakes of chemicals found nearby? Those are used, or are the byproducts, in the lithium mining. And we don't live in Star Trek where every atom can be recycled.

Solar is far more economical for small scale applications.

@@AORD72 I would say that might be correct where the grid is not economically available. That would apply to street lights that were being installed in new housing developments, thus eliminating the cost of the infrastructure necessary to connect to the grid.

It is all about market-bullshitting. Note how they say how much 1KG of (compressed) hydrogen costs but after that give the (max) production quota in Liters (uncompressed) hydrogen. All this "innovative" tech "green" feeling consumer ripoff. But hey you eat what you kill and there is a lot of "greenly minded" food (consumers) out there..

Exactly well said. Most people seem mathematically illiterate, if they did some basic calculations they might understand small wind turbines and hydrogen production are inefficient.

bro use standard sails

or are you shamed of old nice tech

farm field-top solar is super

some implementations/applications are janky

Great news ! Do you have an article ?

such a good idea. Why hasn't anyone ever thought of this before

Actually they can. It’s called Agrivoltaics. Matt Farrell did a video on it.

Sure, the panels just need sheep to graze the grass around them. The grass gets extra water and shade which is perfect for dry parts of the world. Since the sheep cut the grass, the solar panels get more light. win, win!

Small wind is a complete waste of money if you are using it at home. The amount of power is most directly impacted by the area swept by the blades and wind speed cubed. So the tiny portable wind turbine can produce 40 watts peak means it likely does so at say 20 mph wind speed. So that’s 20X20X20= 8000, but at a wind speed of 2mph the number would only be 2X2X2=8. So literally 1/1000th the power generated, or .04 watts. Useless.

@@brettgracey9682 the wind at my house blew out my fence... but who knows maybe you can be right....

@@tentimesful I’m a huge fan of big wind turbines. Not so much the small ones, mostly because of their cost compared to what you get out of them. Wind at 6-300 ft, just isn’t strong enough, consistently enough in most places to make the investment worthwhile, compared to solar. I thought small turbines were interesting also, until I learned the math, now, not so much.

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@@kpakaify I gave enough info for you to research it.

@@kpakaify , Nikola Tesla had 900 patents and I have some of his inventions , but Wireless energy is very cool . I can make a light bulb shine by just holding it in my hand and no wires going to it

There already companies recycling lithium batteries, so it is a good start.

Columbus ship was much lighter and had more sails. And the saving is up to 20% because they have a time schedule and have to move whether there is wind or not.

5 times slower.

Teslas are the most desired and sold new cars on the planet now and that includes ICE cars.

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These small turbines generate only a very small amount of power compared to windmills,they are only 3 or 4 kilowatts compared to 5,000 kilowatts

Those are wind turbines, not mills. No one is grinding flour with them.

How is this perpetual motion, i dont understand

What is you plan to reverse climate change without EV's?

With the air directed down it would make it windy at the bottom of the structure, which would be unpleasant for onlookers, but on a roof of a building this would be a great idea.