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Environment & Energy

Benton D Struckcheon

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4. Eliminating the plowing and salting would be Heaven for us folks up North.

Reply to Demeter (Reply #3)

Mon Jun 2, 2014, 04:38 PM

Jun 2014

If this does make it commercially, first thing I'm doing is getting the sidewalk in front of my house replaced with it. At minimum, that eliminates having to do the entrance to the driveway (always the worst) and the sidewalks themselves. The electricity it produces would almost be a side benefit.

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Article: Solar roads are more practical than they sound [View all] Benton D Struckcheon Jun 2014 OP

Ahhh . . . why roads? brush Jun 2014 #1

Should read their FAQ Benton D Struckcheon Jun 2014 #2

If the roads are . . . brush Jun 2014 #6

We are rebuilding our 40 year old roads in the condo association where I serve as Treasurer Demeter Jun 2014 #3

Eliminating the plowing and salting would be Heaven for us folks up North. Benton D Struckcheon Jun 2014 #4

I wanted to know about grease and oil from cars and how that would be cleaned off. OnlinePoker Jun 2014 #5

That looks pretty serious. n/t Benton D Struckcheon Jun 2014 #7