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Jesse Peltan

@JessePeltan

This is how much land you need to install 750 kilowatts of solar panels. Plenty of room for the cows to graze.

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N. Schmid

@N_Schmid

Jan 24

Fassaden-PV-Anlagen brauchen keine Bodenflächen. Diese 751 kWp PV-Anlage auf einem Mühlensilo erhöht die Versorgungssicherheit, schafft lokale Arbeitsplätze, reduziert die Energiepreise, verringert Emissionen als auch die teure Schurkenstaaten-Abhängigkeit. Es wird gut

2:18 AM · Jul 28, 2025

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Mushroom's Mutters

@wondering_camel

19h

But is it cost efficient? Since i am assuming that at everytime 1/2 of the sides will stay in the shade thus won't get sunlight at all so you need x2? Amount of panels?. Not to mention the higher cost of maintenance and installation?

Only need it on the East and West facing walls and roof. The south portion is robbing peter to pay paul.

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amazing! i’ve never seen panels applied this way- so much potential

The north looking one is not going to do much, however at current rates this is probably the cheapest facade building material possible.

solar is unequivocally part of the energy future...engineer the aesthetics now. Make it cheap and attractive and adoption will come more quickly in the cities than it ever has.

That's bigger one

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@supersean415

11h

Not to mention the fencing perimeters around the grazing areas and farmland can also be solar panel vertical fencing

Bob (Moderna #7) Kerns

@BobKerns

I wonder if there are panels on the other side? You'd get some of the same advantages of vertical bifacial panels, generating power early and late in the day.

Robert O'Kersevan

@KersevanRoberto

11h

Lol! Three sides are in the shade!

Fresh Lake Wealth

@FreshLakeWealth

11h

They can be everywhere - the dividers on highways, the walls on highways and the service road guardrails, around the light posts on streets and highways and on and on and on … just use your imagination!

Mark White

@MarkWhiteIA

Enough for about 120 US homes.

Rusty Shack

@rusteshack1776

Bro. Horizon solar is basically like 5% effective. This is just dumb.

Mario Alberto Martínez Vilalta

@mariomvilalta

19h

Nice. This is not a solution for all buildings because window surface is also needed, so you wouldnt put so many kW. But it needs to be integrated, pv in building surfaces.

Tiffany Killian

@TKill0001

There’s really no excuse.

Fossil Fools

@N_Soong2

So why off of 81 in Virginia is there a former cow field full of hideous solar panels?

Michael Hannon

@Michael54866170

Also we're i am sheep farmers are renting there land out to solar company's. The sheep graze underneath the panels. Also in India in particular they are covering irrigation channels with panels keeps the panels cool and prevents evaporation

Capacity factor 5%

This electricity costs 80 cents KWH vs 15 cents for natural gas. Germany finally figured it out—solar power was a dumb idea in a country where the sun rarely shines. After pouring billions into subsidies and blanketing rooftops with panels, they’re now walking it back. Reality