
By Steve Ranger
Published: Wednesday 04 January 2006
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Name
Chris Goodman
Location
Fareham, Hampshire
Occupation
Advisor
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Use of voltaic cell panels to provide electrical power should long have been phased in by local authorities when replacing or installing new street lighting. The additional costs would soon be recovered by reduced running costs and, as mooted in the article, could well provide the basis for an wi-fi network. Possibly an ISP would accept responsibility for maintaining the lights in return for a very low network rental.
Diversifying a little, it is surely time the "green" government introduced good subsidies for installation of domestic solar powered voltaic panels to meet or even exceed domestic requirement.
Yeah right. I would love to see how long the power...
Alex
Use of voltaic cell panels to provide electrical p...
Chris Goodman
Am I missing something?
Surely street lighting ...
Alan Ainsworth
Up to 70% of electricity is lost in transmission b...
Anonymous
As Head of CTL let me address some comments posted...
Calum McRae Head of CTL Scotland
Would these streetlights be as bright as the curre...
Martin Griffin
I would like the opportunity to discuss the produc...
Anonymous
I am interested in street lighting powered by sola...
Alan Bailey
I have just been researching Solar powered street ...
Anonymous
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