No it doesn't. It produces electricity not solar energy.
Jay P.
01/31/2018 18:02
this was what we were talked him about the other day
Anthony W.
01/31/2018 17:39
gotta learn mando asap
Munkh-Ochir J.
01/31/2018 17:21
Why? They don’t have land to place the solar panels or something?
Alex G.
01/31/2018 15:28
what I was telling u about
Shaun A.
01/31/2018 13:19
Connor Jenkins
Pete A.
01/31/2018 13:11
Total bollocks what a huge waste of time
James S.
01/31/2018 11:35
Suppose it's a start in their reduction of pumping out shit into the skies. Always wanted to wear a surgical mask to walk to the shops.
Vic T.
01/31/2018 09:38
I'm sure Facebook is reading what's written haha this popped up.
Oscar I.
01/31/2018 09:29
Solar highways are the stupidest and most costly way of generating electricity from the sun. Open your eyes, there are WAY cheaper, more convenient and a gazillion times more eficient places to lay a solar panel than a road, which is probably one of the most wearing and stressful places to do such thing.
Get a panel in a roof, will make 30 times as much energy for the cost than the stupid solar highways.
Christian T.
01/31/2018 08:53
Magnus Töppel the funny guys from China.
Stephen S.
01/31/2018 07:57
Coming to Sweden soon
Mike D.
01/31/2018 07:34
Yeah lets trust chinese drivers opinions on how safe the road is to drive...
Kieran W.
01/31/2018 07:26
No they dont.
Liam M.
01/31/2018 07:14
Pot holes and pollution will be its downfall.
Robert B.
01/31/2018 06:21
The money would have been much better spent producing standard angled solar panels. Not only will these have awful efficiency due to the fact they're laying flat. But you're constantly going to have cars obscuring the panel.
Not to mention maintenance due to vehicles of various shapes and sizes driving across them, meaning that roads will have to close to repair and issues.
For once China making a very stupid decision
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Jeremy L.
02/01/2018 01:50the future
Pablo M.
01/31/2018 22:31,
Paul S.
01/31/2018 20:34noice
Gary B.
01/31/2018 20:14No it doesn't. It produces electricity not solar energy.
Jay P.
01/31/2018 18:02this was what we were talked him about the other day
Anthony W.
01/31/2018 17:39gotta learn mando asap
Munkh-Ochir J.
01/31/2018 17:21Why? They don’t have land to place the solar panels or something?
Alex G.
01/31/2018 15:28what I was telling u about
Shaun A.
01/31/2018 13:19Connor Jenkins
Pete A.
01/31/2018 13:11Total bollocks what a huge waste of time
James S.
01/31/2018 11:35Suppose it's a start in their reduction of pumping out shit into the skies. Always wanted to wear a surgical mask to walk to the shops.
Vic T.
01/31/2018 09:38I'm sure Facebook is reading what's written haha this popped up.
Oscar I.
01/31/2018 09:29Solar highways are the stupidest and most costly way of generating electricity from the sun. Open your eyes, there are WAY cheaper, more convenient and a gazillion times more eficient places to lay a solar panel than a road, which is probably one of the most wearing and stressful places to do such thing. Get a panel in a roof, will make 30 times as much energy for the cost than the stupid solar highways.
Christian T.
01/31/2018 08:53Magnus Töppel the funny guys from China.
Stephen S.
01/31/2018 07:57Coming to Sweden soon
Mike D.
01/31/2018 07:34Yeah lets trust chinese drivers opinions on how safe the road is to drive...
Kieran W.
01/31/2018 07:26No they dont.
Liam M.
01/31/2018 07:14Pot holes and pollution will be its downfall.
Robert B.
01/31/2018 06:21The money would have been much better spent producing standard angled solar panels. Not only will these have awful efficiency due to the fact they're laying flat. But you're constantly going to have cars obscuring the panel. Not to mention maintenance due to vehicles of various shapes and sizes driving across them, meaning that roads will have to close to repair and issues. For once China making a very stupid decision
Adam R.
01/31/2018 05:47this is what I was talking about Sat.