I liked this video for its general overview of what's currently out there, what's coming up, and ideas that are still being improved upon. As a solar engineer, seeing each one of these products in action gives me design ideas and helps me be more creative. Keep up the good work VentureCity!
@Karthik Current world GDP in nominal terms is 78.28 trillion US $ and is predicted to increase by 130% to 180 trillion US $. #2 world’s top 10 economies by 2050: China is expected to be at the 1st position in 2050. while India will overtake GDP of United States by 2045 and will eventually overtake China by the year 2080. While the US’s economy will not be able to grow as fast as that of India’s and China’s its share in the world economy will begin to shrink. #3 world economic share (GDP PPP terms): #4 United States economy: The US is currently the world’s largest economy will a GDP of over 19.4 trillion US$ US economy is predicted to grow at an annual average rate of 1.4% by 2050. Current GDP of the US is at 19.4 trillion US$ and is predicted to be at 34.1 trillion US$ by 2050 (nominal GDP) #5 economy of China: The Chinese economy is predicted to grow at an annual average rate of 4 to 5% by 2050 which will make it the world’s largest economy by 2032 (by overtaking the United States) and remain at 1st spot till 2060 at least with a GDP of 58.1 billion $. China is currently the world’s largest economy in PPP terms having an 18% share of the world economy. #6 The Indian economy: Currently, India is ranked 6th with a 2.6 trillion $ economy in terms of nominal GDP and 3rd with a 9.46 trillion $ economy in terms of GDP PPP. India is growing fast at an average rate of 6.5 to 7 % in the past 10 years, in fact, it is the fastest growing major economy in the world along with China and is expected to grow at this rate of many years to come. It is expected that India will maintain a steady growth rate of around 5.5% for the next 5 to 6 decades and will overtake the economy of United States by 2045 and will eventually overtake China by 2070 to become world’s largest economy. India is expected to have a 44 trillion $ economy by 2050 and an 86 trillion $ economy by 2080.
Solar Roadways is, as far as can be told, vaporware. The one demo patch I've seen had multiple led failures and wasn't able to keep snow off of itself.
Yeah it's probably unrealistic. They'd probably be fairly high maintenance. Typical solar panels take maybe half their lifespan to cover their own cost. But solar panels used to build roads, no matter how sturdy, aren't likely to last that long, and there'd probably be other maintenance costs too, like extra cleaning and snow removal. Maybe future advancements will make the idea a possibility though.
@@climhazzard115 Maybe. It's a great idea. I was pumped over it when it first came out, but they haven't done much to advance it since then. Disappointing.
Bill Maher just said on his show last night that he installed solar panels on his roof 3 years ago but that due to ridiculous CA regulations the power needs to go into a shed before being used by the house for some inconceivable reason and after many inspections, a man worth millions still hasn't gotten approval to use the panels so after 3 years he hasn't benefitted at all and had nothing but hassles, expense, headaches and his time wasted. Maybe we need to vote the assholes out first before everyone gets the wrong impression of solar not because of the technology or the returns but because of the bullshit.
Steven Morrissey ~ in spite of all some do~to keep us from moving forward, we have to keep fighting for our right for clean energy! Maybe we as a whole planet should sue the, interfering Corporations, Investment Banks and Power gussling Billionaires, who delibertly infiltrate our Environmental friends only to steal the money and give it to their friends-Or-pretend to do something and destroyed our forrests! Also we need to stop our Presidents from being bought thru donations to their election campaigns! A set amount for each should be given & be the same $10,000 budget for the whole election! BOOM!
That’s why everyone is leaving California...its being run by loons...and destroyed by woke communities...if you leave to a better run area in the country please leave your political CA ideas in CA ...don’t destroy the rest of the country.
@@andreas11735 Trump is fighting renewables? I am waiting for the evidence. And my god..how brainwashed you have to be, you literally are seeing how laws in California work, yet you support those very people? (California forest fires are a result of massive failure in governance and so is California power cuts) Just one last point, when you leave California and move to Texas or Florida don't take your liberal values with yourself, the same values that destroyed California in first place.
solar roadways doesnt work but solar canopy over the roads especially in heavily congested areas would be great! noone likes sitting in a traffic jam in a scorching sun
Why would solar roadway not work? Van you explain it to me? Of course the traffic is blocking them, but if alle streets would be solar panels you get a lot of energy wouldn’t you? Maybe at first use them for streets in small villages where there isn’t much traffic etc
Solar road ways just arent durable/cheap enough to be effective, not to mention their low efficency. there have been numerous tests done they just cant withstand those kind of forces for long, do a little research :P
Excellent, I'm glad to see solar roadways are still a thing. I was introduced to a video about SRs years and years ago but didn't know if it would ever be taken seriously enough. Hope to see more.
@Lucian no need to even talk to your parents to see how irresponsible and uncaring they've been, your immature and cowardly character is the embodiment of their failure. Instead of trying to think, you act totally rude and pathetic, perhaps that's what you are but we still believe you, don't give up, go read a book and tell your parents that you love and respect them.
Solar pannels on tesla cybertruck a genius. Think about it, 15 miles a day is allmost all what the average person needs in order to get through theire normal days resulting in only charging your car once every 2 weeks or so because of it 500 mile range!!!
The Cybertruck uses 450-500 Wh per mile, so that is 7kWh from solar per day. That requires around 1kW installed solar power, or 45 sq ft of panels! Can that really fit on the roof?? Unless he intends to use space grade cells, that cost 50 times as much as the usual 20% eff. cells.
@@belland_dog8235 As opposed to dumping excess load in the form of heat? Makes no sense 0_o Solar doesn't work at night so there needs to be stop gap technologies.
@@trentconley4374 Or fuel up your hydrogen electric vehicle in minutes rather than hours. And you don't need to replace expensive battery banks which need to be replaced every 6-10 years.
8:30 I may be wrong, but aren't solar windows kinda inefficient?. I mean, the purpose of solar panels is to absorb as much light as possible and convert it into energy. The visible light that is going through the solar window is a big part of the solar energy spectrum, and not taking advantage of it is a major energy waste.
I don't know why they think oils going away?? It's used for so much more than just fuel. we will allways need it. It's great we have all these energy supplements being being developed and tested.
I did my engineering from NIT DGP, which is right infront of CMERI, Durgapur. I did not know they had the largest solar tree. I could have visited it. Presently, around 40% of my energy requirement is fulfilled by solar power. Working on the rest.
I think the future will use fusion. It till is kind of solar. Instead of harnessing power from the sun we directly recreate the physics happening inside the sun. Inspiring that our species men and women are just creating our own star.
We just can't keep waiting on fusion power though. Maybe it finally works, but they have been saying that it is the future for 30+ years. Whenever it does finally happen, there will be a large amount of time before it is everywhere as well.
Yeah, fusion is cool and all but like another commenter said we can't just keep on waiting for it to happen. And it comes with it's own downsides as well.
why don't we put solar panels on every single building in a city? Then we will need less windfarms/solar farms to power that city. We may as well use land that's already been taken up by buildings, same with massive carparks.
Look up economies of scale. 1huge plant is usually much more cost effective & efficient than small solar panels split over hundreds of roofs. A concept I've seen just put the solar panels on above fields, providing shade & not taking up space, so that would be an idea which would have a lot going for it. Edit: yeah he talks about it too. Imo (though I don't have any qualifications) this could be a nice way to solve the space issue
@@DS-uo1zy Yeah I know they are less efficient, but it'd still be better if they utilized that space for solar. Because at the moment it's not producing anything, then you just need large solar/wind farms to meet the demand that the rooftop solar can't
Solar paint and solar house and building siding are also available. ;) (I dunno how cost effective they are, at present.) Add solar roof tiles and solar windows. ;)
This guy is the greatest man alive. Whilst Bil Gate is busy depopulating the earth, Elon musk is working and successfully building projects for the benefit of mankind globally. God please keep Elon Musk Alive and give him all the strength and support to conquer the world with his good work for the benefit of your most loved creation ( Mankind )
The trees are legit cool, but whoever had the dumb idea of blocking the surface of the ocean sould be fired. May seem cool as a prototype, but devastating if scaled up. Solar punk is first and foremost about harmonizing future tech with the world around us
SHould be called "What Could" instead of "What will" likely this will take more than 100 years to accomplish. Would be great to get a video on "What will Future Politics look like?"
Hey! Would like to know how Venture City thinks we can handle the massive resource scarcity in regards to rare earths, given how central they are to making this scenario a reality!
The Solar Roadways idea was good enough. It was the execution - using what is now 15 - 10 year old technology - that failed. ;) e.g. a bit later in the vid, he talks about a new company that is embedding solar tech into the materials of our infrastructure. ;) It's the same idea, but with better execution and newer technology. ;)
SR was basically some guy with an idea trying to develop it in his garage, unfortunately that doesn't work out these days as well as half a century ago. There are other problems with it, but not being able to develop a properly working prototype certainly does not help.
The Veterans Administration in Amarillo TX. put up solar pane;s in all the parking lots around the hospital to help with electricity expense. I myself don't know how its working but I guess it's doing okay, they are still up and provides shade in the parking lots
Texas has plenty of sun so unless local electricity is super cheap solar will pay for itself quickly and then they get free power for decades. Even if the utilities are cheap the panels will power the hospital in case of blackouts so they will not need to rely on emergency generators so much.
Solar energy is interesting but it uses battery that contains toxic chemicals., so regarding to environmental issues recycling is the most challenging part for implantation. I hope nikel cadmium, lithium ion & other elements used to manufacture batteries would be renewable unlike fossil fuels...
Do create a video on SOLAR COMMUNITY.. India has more than 670,000 villages as on date and imagine each village has Solar Community for the common good. How to make it sustainable is the key.. SOLAR, WIND and other forms of energy should be available in every community for FREE, with very little investment and maintenance by community.. #CooperativeSocialism - is the way to go, worldwide.
The planet is running out of Helium. We can't afford to use the small remaining quantity to fill up solar balloons. Why not use some of the electricity produced to heat the air filled in these baloons?
@@UnboxMaster - lol, I know it is. But I don’t like alcohol. Not even as a joke. My moms a shit faced drunk who I’ve never seen sober. It ruined lives.
The problem is energy storage not energy generation, at the current solar sititation we can power the world entirely but the probelm is where do we store all that power for the time when the sun isn't shining
There are multiple projects in the works for energy storage, and not just batteries. Three examples that are in use now are water, weights, and hydrogen. For water, you pump water up to a large pool that sits high up with excess energy. When more power is needed, you release water through generators, similar to a dam. Weights work the same way. You basically build a tower with electric cranes using excess energy and then lower the weights to produce energy when needed. For hydrogen, you produce it using excess energy and release it through a fuel cell to produce power. All three are not as efficient as batteries, but they can be done fairly cheaply. Hydrogen can also be transported from areas with lots of energy to areas in need.
@@anthonypelchat yes but batteries are ybe msot effiecent, and they are also portable which is a good thing, but the problem is that it's quite expensive to store all the energy that would be produced in batteries, as far as i know there not better storage device than batteries, but then again batteries as freaking expensive as of now
@@anthonypelchat Batteries will become cheaper eventually, their costs have already gone down by 500% since 2010. Things like water storage or weight storage are unlikely to become cheaper. Hydrogen is still to be seen how much improvement there will be.
I think Solar balloons on Mars would just crash since there's no atmospheric pressure on Mars. On the other hand, it seems like there's a possibility of life in the upper atmosphere of Venus, where a solar balloon should feel right at home, assuming it can stay high enough to get enough sunlight, so hopefully we send some there soon.
Video idea: How planting trees in the sahel will stop immigration and solve the lack of water and food, how it will slow down population growth and benefit the environment.
You know all that unused land and all those empty rooftops next to the roads that would be great places to put solar panels? Apparently the owners aren't interested, or if it is federal or city owned land, someone starts a campaign to ban solar farms claiming solar panels shoot laser beams that kill endangered animals. Or that they spread covid, just like windmills. Compared to all the hassle and stupidity involved, making roads out of sturdy solar panels actually starts sounding like a pretty easy and sensible solution...
I liked this video for its general overview of what's currently out there, what's coming up, and ideas that are still being improved upon. As a solar engineer, seeing each one of these products in action gives me design ideas and helps me be more creative. Keep up the good work VentureCity!
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I am from Durgapur
Proud moment ❤️
Send me to Durgapur! How beautiful!
Ami Birbhum theke it is also proudful for me
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@Karthik Current world GDP in nominal terms is 78.28 trillion US $ and is predicted to increase by 130% to 180 trillion US $.
#2 world’s top 10 economies by 2050:
China is expected to be at the 1st position in 2050. while India will overtake GDP of United States by 2045 and will eventually overtake China by the year 2080. While the US’s economy will not be able to grow as fast as that of India’s and China’s its share in the world economy will begin to shrink.
#3 world economic share (GDP PPP terms):
#4 United States economy:
The US is currently the world’s largest economy will a GDP of over 19.4 trillion US$
US economy is predicted to grow at an annual average rate of 1.4% by 2050.
Current GDP of the US is at 19.4 trillion US$ and is predicted to be at 34.1 trillion US$ by 2050 (nominal GDP)
#5 economy of China:
The Chinese economy is predicted to grow at an annual average rate of 4 to 5% by 2050 which will make it the world’s largest economy by 2032 (by overtaking the United States) and remain at 1st spot till 2060 at least with a GDP of 58.1 billion $.
China is currently the world’s largest economy in PPP terms having an 18% share of the world economy.
#6 The Indian economy:
Currently, India is ranked 6th with a 2.6 trillion $ economy in terms of nominal GDP and 3rd with a 9.46 trillion $ economy in terms of GDP PPP.
India is growing fast at an average rate of 6.5 to 7 % in the past 10 years, in fact, it is the fastest growing major economy in the world along with China and is expected to grow at this rate of many years to come.
It is expected that India will maintain a steady growth rate of around 5.5% for the next 5 to 6 decades and will overtake the economy of United States by 2045 and will eventually overtake China by 2070 to become world’s largest economy.
India is expected to have a 44 trillion $ economy by 2050 and an 86 trillion $ economy by 2080.
Solar Roadways is, as far as can be told, vaporware. The one demo patch I've seen had multiple led failures and wasn't able to keep snow off of itself.
Yeah it's probably unrealistic. They'd probably be fairly high maintenance. Typical solar panels take maybe half their lifespan to cover their own cost. But solar panels used to build roads, no matter how sturdy, aren't likely to last that long, and there'd probably be other maintenance costs too, like extra cleaning and snow removal. Maybe future advancements will make the idea a possibility though.
@@climhazzard115 Maybe. It's a great idea. I was pumped over it when it first came out, but they haven't done much to advance it since then. Disappointing.
What people forget about solar roadways, is that vehicles are normally on them, blocking the light from reaching the photovoltaic cells in the road.
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If you want science, don’t ever trust this energy source.
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Science supporters 😁👌🤞🤞🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥
Fk religion! Science forever!
Bill Maher just said on his show last night that he installed solar panels on his roof 3 years ago but that due to ridiculous CA regulations the power needs to go into a shed before being used by the house for some inconceivable reason and after many inspections, a man worth millions still hasn't gotten approval to use the panels so after 3 years he hasn't benefitted at all and had nothing but hassles, expense, headaches and his time wasted. Maybe we need to vote the assholes out first before everyone gets the wrong impression of solar not because of the technology or the returns but because of the bullshit.
Steven Morrissey ~ in spite of all some do~to keep us from moving forward, we have to keep fighting for our right for clean energy! Maybe we as a whole planet should sue the, interfering Corporations, Investment Banks and Power gussling Billionaires, who delibertly infiltrate our Environmental friends only to steal the money and give it to their friends-Or-pretend to do something and destroyed our forrests! Also we need to stop our Presidents from being bought thru donations to their election campaigns! A set amount for each should be given & be the same $10,000 budget for the whole election! BOOM!
That’s why everyone is leaving California...its being run by loons...and destroyed by woke communities...if you leave to a better run area in the country please leave your political CA ideas in CA ...don’t destroy the rest of the country.
Turn CA red.
@@abhishekdev258 You know that won't do it while Trump fights solar and renewables every day.
@@andreas11735 Trump is fighting renewables? I am waiting for the evidence.
And my god..how brainwashed you have to be, you literally are seeing how laws in California work, yet you support those very people? (California forest fires are a result of massive failure in governance and so is California power cuts)
Just one last point, when you leave California and move to Texas or Florida don't take your liberal values with yourself, the same values that destroyed California in first place.
solar roadways doesnt work but solar canopy over the roads especially in heavily congested areas would be great! noone likes sitting in a traffic jam in a scorching sun
Why would solar roadway not work? Van you explain it to me? Of course the traffic is blocking them, but if alle streets would be solar panels you get a lot of energy wouldn’t you? Maybe at first use them for streets in small villages where there isn’t much traffic etc
@@silenceslicer3430 I wanna see a snow plow truck on a solar roadway.
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@@ToddTinley My dude, it doesn't snow in all places... close minded.
Solar road ways just arent durable/cheap enough to be effective, not to mention their low efficency. there have been numerous tests done they just cant withstand those kind of forces for long, do a little research :P
Excellent, I'm glad to see solar roadways are still a thing. I was introduced to a video about SRs years and years ago but didn't know if it would ever be taken seriously enough. Hope to see more.
Solar roadways is a scam man
Except they aren't. You cannot make a road out of solar panels.
Thank you video brilliant compliment.
Ok I really feel that it's the best RUclips channel i have seen ever....with best content. Keep growing..
Love this video How amazing you made, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
This is a really good documentary style video 😍 thank you so much!
Bravo 👏!!!! Yes People!!! This is fantastic!!
I love the agro-photovoltaics concept. Makes too much sense for places like Arizona where crops do better with some shade.
Great and informative video!! I'll say it again this channel is underrated and deserves a lot more attention... Keep up the great work!!
If you’re going through rough times, please don’t give up.
Better times are coming ❤️
that is not the reason not to give up.
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@@belland_dog8235 T R U M P 2020 Make America Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Lucianapparently, your parents didn't teach you anything and have failed, they should be ashamed of themselves.
@Lucian no need to even talk to your parents to see how irresponsible and uncaring they've been, your immature and cowardly character is the embodiment of their failure.
Instead of trying to think, you act totally rude and pathetic, perhaps that's what you are but we still believe you, don't give up, go read a book and tell your parents that you love and respect them.
5:26 watching from Gujarat🙂
From Singapore, so proud! ❤️ 🇸🇬 🏝️ 🏙️
2:15 I live 100 KMS away from it 😁 SO nice to know that
i love the idea of solar trees :)
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Wtf!!!!
Very interesting! Unfortunately you mentioned Solar Roadways, which are a scam and not working at all...
That’s looking good of the solar panels in that city nice 👍 best video of all time
I just love this channel 😍✌🏼
This my country singapore..feel so proud..
Your channel is really creating nice stuff appreciate on your work
Solar roadways is a scam.
Sure let's put solar panels that are covered most if the time.
roads are not covered most of the time, only on busy roads they are
So every road in Nevada is covered right now? I think you better reevaluate you statement.
11:11 - nice touch. Namaste x
Solar pannels on tesla cybertruck a genius. Think about it, 15 miles a day is allmost all what the average person needs in order to get through theire normal days resulting in only charging your car once every 2 weeks or so because of it 500 mile range!!!
The Cybertruck uses 450-500 Wh per mile, so that is 7kWh from solar per day. That requires around 1kW installed solar power, or 45 sq ft of panels! Can that really fit on the roof?? Unless he intends to use space grade cells, that cost 50 times as much as the usual 20% eff. cells.
not gonna lie, this was the best video on your channel, i recomend you guys remaking it today with the cool ai animations and new techs.
Great video I think People need to know that the future is exciting so they want to be A part of it
Excess power generation can be used for hydrogen production which can be converted back into electricity at night using hydrogen fuel cells.
It shouldn't. That would be a waste of energy, money, and time.
@@belland_dog8235 As opposed to dumping excess load in the form of heat? Makes no sense 0_o Solar doesn't work at night so there needs to be stop gap technologies.
or just store it in a battery lol
@@trentconley4374 Or fuel up your hydrogen electric vehicle in minutes rather than hours. And you don't need to replace expensive battery banks which need to be replaced every 6-10 years.
SoCalFreelance ~ lithium battery storage and from whatever else is used...
The got a A.I. telling us how the future will be. Wonderful
Nice innovations will create the tuture
8:30 I may be wrong, but aren't solar windows kinda inefficient?. I mean, the purpose of solar panels is to absorb as much light as possible and convert it into energy. The visible light that is going through the solar window is a big part of the solar energy spectrum, and not taking advantage of it is a major energy waste.
I don't know why they think oils going away?? It's used for so much more than just fuel. we will allways need it. It's great we have all these energy supplements being being developed and tested.
always willing and waiting for your video eagerly
I did my engineering from NIT DGP, which is right infront of CMERI, Durgapur. I did not know they had the largest solar tree. I could have visited it.
Presently, around 40% of my energy requirement is fulfilled by solar power. Working on the rest.
In which field of engineering u did ur bachelor's
Great technology and nice video.
This channel is thoroughly amazing, keep up the good work!
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I think the future will use fusion. It till is kind of solar.
Instead of harnessing power from the sun we directly recreate the physics happening inside the sun.
Inspiring that our species men and women are just creating our own star.
I think that fusion is the way too, but it can definitely be used with solar
We just can't keep waiting on fusion power though. Maybe it finally works, but they have been saying that it is the future for 30+ years. Whenever it does finally happen, there will be a large amount of time before it is everywhere as well.
Yeah, fusion is cool and all but like another commenter said we can't just keep on waiting for it to happen.
And it comes with it's own downsides as well.
5:40 India is really doing great..✨🇮🇳
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Mindblowing video 🔥
I love videos like this. Most of Europe still looks like a medeival village built to keep out viking raiders.
Is it too much to ask the next video for now? Lol, your videos are so great
Yeah you guys took that idea from monsanto's home of the future from Walt Disney land
Cool as 💯👍🌎❤️
Waiting for Your Next Video
Thanks for this video... 🙏
I am from india and i am interested in technology so i watched it
why don't we put solar panels on every single building in a city? Then we will need less windfarms/solar farms to power that city. We may as well use land that's already been taken up by buildings, same with massive carparks.
Look up economies of scale. 1huge plant is usually much more cost effective & efficient than small solar panels split over hundreds of roofs.
A concept I've seen just put the solar panels on above fields, providing shade & not taking up space, so that would be an idea which would have a lot going for it. Edit: yeah he talks about it too. Imo (though I don't have any qualifications) this could be a nice way to solve the space issue
@@DS-uo1zy Yeah I know they are less efficient, but it'd still be better if they utilized that space for solar. Because at the moment it's not producing anything, then you just need large solar/wind farms to meet the demand that the rooftop solar can't
Solar paint and solar house and building siding are also available. ;) (I dunno how cost effective they are, at present.) Add solar roof tiles and solar windows. ;)
I'm so glad I subscribed
Your videos are very informative and inspiring. Thank you for sharing. Peace & Blessings.
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2:09 My Country My Pride
Nice
This guy is the greatest man alive. Whilst Bil Gate is busy depopulating the earth, Elon musk is working and successfully building projects for the benefit of mankind globally. God please keep Elon Musk Alive and give him all the strength and support to conquer the world with his good work for the benefit of your most loved creation ( Mankind )
Great coverage thanks
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Solar is the future!
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Companies don't want free energy. Solar panels would already be on electric cars. And solar charging stations at your house.
Love from. Kerala❤🌈
Living in California this place is years ahead in solar .Tesla and many other invention come-from our state
The trees are legit cool, but whoever had the dumb idea of blocking the surface of the ocean sould be fired. May seem cool as a prototype, but devastating if scaled up. Solar punk is first and foremost about harmonizing future tech with the world around us
5:56 Gujarat ,PM'S Birth Proud to be indian
A Solarpunk World;, A world where advanced technology creates an ACTUAL sustainable utopia.
I WANT this to be a thing.
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Brilliant
Make a video about Tesla’s Chinese rivals
Which software you use for editing?
I have the feeling that this channel adores Elon Musk...
SHould be called "What Could" instead of "What will" likely this will take more than 100 years to accomplish. Would be great to get a video on "What will Future Politics look like?"
Interesting the future is coming
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Hey! Would like to know how Venture City thinks we can handle the massive resource scarcity in regards to rare earths, given how central they are to making this scenario a reality!
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The Solar Roadways idea was good enough. It was the execution - using what is now 15 - 10 year old technology - that failed. ;) e.g. a bit later in the vid, he talks about a new company that is embedding solar tech into the materials of our infrastructure. ;) It's the same idea, but with better execution and newer technology. ;)
SR was basically some guy with an idea trying to develop it in his garage, unfortunately that doesn't work out these days as well as half a century ago. There are other problems with it, but not being able to develop a properly working prototype certainly does not help.
2:08 proud :- ✓INDIA has created the largest solar tree in DURGAPUR, West Bengal. 🇮🇳🇮🇳
But aquatic life under the panels are being starved from sunlight.
The Veterans Administration in Amarillo TX. put up solar pane;s in all the parking lots around the hospital to help with electricity expense. I myself don't know how its working but I guess it's doing okay, they are still up and provides shade in the parking lots
Texas has plenty of sun so unless local electricity is super cheap solar will pay for itself quickly and then they get free power for decades. Even if the utilities are cheap the panels will power the hospital in case of blackouts so they will not need to rely on emergency generators so much.
I know the project I'm going to do when I get into solar
Solar energy is interesting but it uses battery that contains toxic chemicals., so regarding to environmental issues recycling is the most challenging part for implantation. I hope nikel cadmium, lithium ion & other elements used to manufacture batteries would be renewable unlike fossil fuels...
future: rgb in everywere and everything
Totally
More fps for the simulation
you should look at Chinese cities like Shanghai, they go nuts with the RGB and flashy lights.
genius humor
Im surprised Elon or NASA hasn’t advanced this way of charging to power a rocket forever
Do create a video on SOLAR COMMUNITY.. India has more than 670,000 villages as on date and imagine each village has Solar Community for the common good. How to make it sustainable is the key.. SOLAR, WIND and other forms of energy should be available in every community for FREE, with very little investment and maintenance by community.. #CooperativeSocialism - is the way to go, worldwide.
I from The country this good wan mayte I leek et thzx
Bioluminescent solar trees will replace spotlights.
The planet is running out of Helium. We can't afford to use the small remaining quantity to fill up solar balloons. Why not use some of the electricity produced to heat the air filled in these baloons?
Sola r Farms need to raise up the panels so the land beliow Can still be farmed..Raise up 35 feet into the Air in stilts
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Solar and batteries are the answer.
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The problem is energy storage not energy generation, at the current solar sititation we can power the world entirely but the probelm is where do we store all that power for the time when the sun isn't shining
With Batteries, like we're doing now.
There are multiple projects in the works for energy storage, and not just batteries. Three examples that are in use now are water, weights, and hydrogen. For water, you pump water up to a large pool that sits high up with excess energy. When more power is needed, you release water through generators, similar to a dam. Weights work the same way. You basically build a tower with electric cranes using excess energy and then lower the weights to produce energy when needed. For hydrogen, you produce it using excess energy and release it through a fuel cell to produce power.
All three are not as efficient as batteries, but they can be done fairly cheaply. Hydrogen can also be transported from areas with lots of energy to areas in need.
@@anthonypelchat yes but batteries are ybe msot effiecent, and they are also portable which is a good thing, but the problem is that it's quite expensive to store all the energy that would be produced in batteries, as far as i know there not better storage device than batteries, but then again batteries as freaking expensive as of now
@@belland_dog8235 are you jokin? , it would cost trillions of dollars at the current price
@@anthonypelchat Batteries will become cheaper eventually, their costs have already gone down by 500% since 2010. Things like water storage or weight storage are unlikely to become cheaper. Hydrogen is still to be seen how much improvement there will be.
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I think Solar balloons on Mars would just crash since there's no atmospheric pressure on Mars. On the other hand, it seems like there's a possibility of life in the upper atmosphere of Venus, where a solar balloon should feel right at home, assuming it can stay high enough to get enough sunlight, so hopefully we send some there soon.
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Solar roadways...
Really?
You know all that unused land and all those empty rooftops next to the roads that would be great places to put solar panels? Apparently the owners aren't interested, or if it is federal or city owned land, someone starts a campaign to ban solar farms claiming solar panels shoot laser beams that kill endangered animals. Or that they spread covid, just like windmills.
Compared to all the hassle and stupidity involved, making roads out of sturdy solar panels actually starts sounding like a pretty easy and sensible solution...