Dual Renewable Energies in the City

Japan Uses Wind and Solar Streetlights

Urban planners are hard at work to design street lamps that will be self sustaining, and they're innovating all around the world.

As the latest spin on the trend, Japan is experimenting with lamps that are both solar and wind powered. The lower part of the structure turns and stores energy in a battery in the base of the light pole. It harnessing the solar powers of the sun during the day, and benefits from natural wind at night.
Trend Themes
1. Self-sustaining Street Lamps - Developing street lamps that generate their own power through renewable sources.
2. Dual Renewable Energy Systems - Integrating multiple renewable energy sources into a single system for increased efficiency.
3. Urban Energy Innovation - Pursuing innovative solutions to power urban infrastructure with renewable energy sources.
Industry Implications
1. Renewable Energy - Exploring opportunities to integrate solar and wind power in various applications.
2. Urban Planning - Incorporating renewable energy technologies into city infrastructure for sustainable development.
3. Lighting Solutions - Developing innovative street lighting systems that rely on renewable energy sources.

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