http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Clyde
This photo of Glasgow is courtesy of TripAdvisor
This photo of Glasgow is courtesy of TripAdvisor
Tradeston Bridge
Solar Lily pads at river Clyde
Whereas most urban design schemes to generate more renewable electricity would usually focus on rooftop photovoltaics or wind turbines on public buildings, it takes a creative leap to envision Solar Lily Pads. But of course, the idea is perfectly natural, and makes good sense when you consider that the intrinsic design of the lily pad is all about maximizing access to the sun’s rays. We hope this great idea takes off and inspires both city governments and other designers to get creative with the design of photovoltaics.
Read more: SOLAR LILY PADS Proposed for Glasgow’s Clyde River | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World
Read more: SOLAR LILY PADS Proposed for Glasgow’s Clyde River | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World
4 comments:
That is indeed interesting. :)
Came across this river while reading something; surely it is very interesting.
You are really lucky Rupesh, spending so many months in Europe while studying and staying at the one of the world's best technical hub!
:) bas pooja aap logon ki dua hai...
will be finishing my course in april.. i mean almost.. just 1 subject will be left and that will be in July... looking for the next step... lets see if something good comes up with internship and thesis.. :)
I am sure this experiment of yours will pay you great results!
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