There are more than enough rooftops do do the job.
How much would it cost? How useful is it at night or on cloudy days?
Also, what if we were to start paving roads and parking lots with durable pannels that were transluicent enough to let light through.
As long as we're building stuff that hasn't been invented yet, let's go straight to fusion.
Next, you need to worry about what I do know.
It's more fun to laugh at your idiocy.
What if you paid absolutely nothing for solar and wind.
Are you hitting the medical marijuana?
How much would it cost if the life on earth went extinct. Next, it would be useful enough when you stored the excess. It HAS been invented. What would you prefer. Plastic or glass. Next, you're the idiot. And maybe you should start smoking weed. Your debates couldn't get any worse.
How much would it cost if the life on earth went extinct.
It would be free.
Next, it would be useful enough when you stored the excess.
So beyond the massive cost for the panels, we all need thousands of pounds of lead batteries in each home and business, to store the excess?
That's a relief, I thought you were pushing for something environmentally friendly.
What would you prefer. Plastic or glass.
I prefer reliable energy that actually works. That leaves your "road panels" out.
Your debates couldn't get any worse.
I agree, my debates with grade school intellects like you are unsatisfying.
First, for example, you can't build or sell many cars with only dead people around. Next, it probably didn't cost the pharaohs much to build pyramids. Pretty much all they had to do was tell the people to do it, and they did it. And just about nothing can be as useless to the average person as a pyramid. But solar pannels are useful. Next, battery technology has advanced far beyond led acid batteries. Massive capicators could also be used. Energy can also be stored as heat.
Next, what I am talking about is reliable energy. And easy to do technology. That leaves my "road pannels" in. Next, I can see how your being defeated in debate can be unsatisfying to you. It must kill you that it comes from a high school dropout.
Energy can also be stored as heat.
That is an awesome idea! How would you suggest we turn it back into useful electricity?
Next, what I am talking about is reliable energy.
How many hours a day would your "road panel" generate useful amounts of electricity?
How about in the winter, when it's covered with snow?
It must kill you that it comes from a high school dropout.
Yeah, mocking a high school dropout and his moronic ideas isn't very satisfying.
It is being done right now at various solar farms out west. One was is using liquid sodium. Next, that'w why I said that use use enough to make MORE than you need. The rest can be stored and used when there is no sunlight. Also, inless the snow is pretty thick, solar pannels will still create electricty. But they may only work as well as on a cloudy day until the snowplows come through. Next, consider yourself lucky that you don't have this high school dropout mocking you. Because that it would be justified would kill you even more.
And if you would bother to check you would find that not a single one of them is working. Ivanpah a billion dollar solar plant in the desert is having to increase the amount of natural gas it is using to try and meet it's power contracts, and it is STILL failing. To the point that it is in danger of losing its license. Like I said, your knowledge level is laughable.