Technologies that will take solar energy to a new level

The solar energy revolution is happening right before our eyes. The successful transmission of solar energy from space to earth is demonstrating new possibilities for the use of solar power. The world's first train powered by solar panels has been created. In this video, we will discuss this and many other exciting advancements in solar energy, including a new contactless method for cleaning solar panels that could increase the efficiency of solar energy use in homes and buildings.

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[gabrielsatter]

I realize this isn't specifically about the infrastructure requirements to get solar rolling, but having solar solve our energy is full stop dead without massive upgades to the grid and storage.

[Tagraff]

For dirt repeal -- instead of having it a rail that guide over it by removing dirts -- just create a PART of the base underneath the solar panel -- and it'll push that dirt right off, from the underneath.

[michaeld]

The problem is endless breakthroughs, tight deadlines, but so little discernable progress and nothing but confusion on what to use especially without a lot of money to spare for what is available.

[blackcoffeeandbooks]

This is great! Thank you for the video! There are even better things on the horizon, and future looks incredible if one knows where to look! 👌

[harrydebastardeharris]

Whatever critics of Solar think and opine without up to date info.Alternative Energy doesn’t stop progressing, every year new solutions are realised.Whereas Fossil Fuels do not progress, all they do is stagnate and pollute.

[mozymaz]

I am not a typically skeptic person, but a satellite that can shoot microwaves at earth seems like it could be used nefariously?

[whereswaldo]

My son worked on a huge solar farm in Texas. Got done and went to California for a time. Traveling back through a couple years later he was confounded it was gone!
Called a buddy that still lived in Texas to ask what happened. He told him a tornado went through and tore it all up. What did they do. They bulldozed it all under. So green. So so green. Can’t wait til a tornado rips through a windmill farm.

[alexhormann]

Never heard of a train running by 6kWh. That's just to good to be true 😁

[ThomasLeonard]

If you have noticed all articles like this are proposal's which will take minimum of 5 to 15 years to make the retail market.

[cattigereyes]

Good old space weaponization! Micro waves can cook an area it’s directed at!

[orlandonelthorpe]

4:23 - I think that should read 'New South WALES' (in Australia). At 4:25 there's a birds-eye view of a roof, and at ground level there's an Australian post office - the logo is a giveaway.

[TheVonWeasel]

to solve the inverted window problem, just add another lens after the solar panel to flip it again for the human vision.

[koankharisma]

But i must say thankyou this video was very informative for me besides the car part i love peroskvite psc flexible solar part & beta a sphere is what i came here for i new that thing looked cool & i love its practical use suscribed to you asap because its like all the other channels kept saying the same thing for me with lil to no real innovation being reviewed this was refreshing thanks for pointing ne towarfs pcs solar that's stuffs great thr future has bin here all along but now its obvious were in it & everything is getting much more readily available gotta love it!🎉

[geoffwright]

It all sounds so wonderfully easy but what about when solar panels need replacing? What happens to the old ones. Can they be recycled? Questions that the answers are slow in coming.

[madhugj]

we installed Waaree Solar. good performance.

[peteroffpist]

Normally a thin layer of dust or even pollen only reduces efficiency 1-2%. I have 2 solar installations since 15 years and I never clean them here in Sweden. But covered with sand or snow is a different matter.

[solarsynapse]

I invented electronic price tags over 20 years ago, but they had a tiny battery. This is a good improvement.

[patsquach]

… it all comes down to ….. battery power and storage capacity / size ….

[petermontgomery]

Solar, good only if you live in a country that has high percentage of sun. Otherwise those that have little sun on average would have to buy electricity from those that do. So, alternatives are necessary and need to be researched. Thorium would be a good alternative.

[kab]

Aptera with a range per charge options of 250 - 1000 miles and can charge and run 40 miles per day ( 365x40=14, 600 miles per year) on its own solar power. The technology is so advanced that the Apera's total wind drag is equivalent to that of a truck's mirror. Which also makes more aerodynamic than the best Tesla. Additionally, the solar pannels will run at 90+ percent even while completely cracked. Aptera also uses a 4 part modular design that allows for simple, near do-it-yourself swap-outs of the battery module. Which allows for easy battery upgrades as battery technology improves. You don't have to get a new car to get longer-range, more echo-friendly, more efficient batteries as they come into the market. You simply take it to Aptera and they swap it out. The modular design also allows for the same easy swap-out of the solar panels as panel technology improves.