Rivers' Surfaces Covered by Transparent Photo-Voltaic Panels?
Published on by Mashallah Ali-Ahyaie, Self Employed Independent Peoplesoft Consultant - Freelancer Consultant
"Could Rivers' Surfaces Be Covered by Transparent Photo-Voltaic Panels, at Appropriate Elevations and Intervals; Producing Power/Reduce Evaporation?"
This is merely only an idea coming into mind, after reading the following news item:
World's largest solar-powered bridge opens in London;
Blackfriars rail station secures half its power from 4,400 roof-mounted solar panels, reports BusinessGreen
I wonder if the same could be applied all over the rivers surfaces worldwide, inside and outside the cities in which rivers are flowing through; to be roofed at appropriate elevations and intervals, with "TRANSPARENT SOLAR PANELS." though. This not only might produce so much solar power but will also mitigate evaporation:
Just a river, as an example, out of many worldwide:
This idea could be also applied on dams reservoirs, at least at the littoral areas:
Finally, also greenhouse cultivation could be annexed to such overhead TRANSPARENT solar panels facilities.
Best regards
Mashallah Ali-Ahyaie
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