As an EV driver, I think this is very nice. I just wonder where all this electrical power will come from. Put a dozen of these in a parking lot and that’s almost a quarter megawatt – not a negligible quantity. We’re gonna have to build a buttload of new power plants when everybody starts buying EVs.
Scott Parker solar will be a big part of it. the efficiency and methods are improving dramatically as it scales up and is more adopted in the mainstream vein: http://goo.gl/FK4nTX , http://wp.me/plpRp-1nrE , http://cleantechnica.com/?p=100859 . or at least i hope so as i’ve recently reserved my tesla model 3!
Scott Parker Haha! Well yeah…there’s that. But they’re also very close to concentrating the efficiency of the panels we are used to into a much more micro-package. Now that people are taking it more seriously, there’s more money and research and development and the innovation is beginning to scale up. I have hope!!
As an EV driver, I think this is very nice. I just wonder where all this electrical power will come from. Put a dozen of these in a parking lot and that’s almost a quarter megawatt – not a negligible quantity. We’re gonna have to build a buttload of new power plants when everybody starts buying EVs.
Scott Parker solar will be a big part of it. the efficiency and methods are improving dramatically as it scales up and is more adopted in the mainstream vein: http://goo.gl/FK4nTX , http://wp.me/plpRp-1nrE , http://cleantechnica.com/?p=100859 . or at least i hope so as i’ve recently reserved my tesla model 3!
Solar will have to be in there, but that’s a whole lotta square meters of panels to deploy. Guess somebody will have a job for a good while.
Scott Parker Haha! Well yeah…there’s that. But they’re also very close to concentrating the efficiency of the panels we are used to into a much more micro-package. Now that people are taking it more seriously, there’s more money and research and development and the innovation is beginning to scale up. I have hope!!