Vinaccia Integral Design's Solar Trees Offer Eco-Friendly Illuminatio
Michael Hines — July 13, 2010 — Eco
References: vinacciaintegraldesign.blogspot & ecofriend.org
I wouldn’t be surprised to see solar trees from Vinaccia Integral Design in parks and on streets in the near future. These solar trees charge during the day with six solar panels designed to catch all of the sun’s rays.
The charge from Vinaccia Integral Design’s solar trees is strong enough to power the streetlight for four days, meaning that even cloudy cities like Seattle could get some use out of these solar streetlights. The future is looking pretty green, thanks to designs like this.
The charge from Vinaccia Integral Design’s solar trees is strong enough to power the streetlight for four days, meaning that even cloudy cities like Seattle could get some use out of these solar streetlights. The future is looking pretty green, thanks to designs like this.
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