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inhabitat.com — It is expected that the installation will produce 18.7 megawatts per year, which is enough to cover its cost in about 15 years. The innovative application has netted Going Solar the ATRAA’s award for best grid-connected system.

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  1. Nice! I'd like to have some of those around here.

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  2. Solar Highways! Now, that is forward thinking!

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  3. Woah, this is the future and this will also reduce our dependency on conventional power sources

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  4. Solar highways, solar-wind powered buildings (buildings that slowly turn around by the wind, I think Dubai or some other country started it), huge solar-wind powered offshore farms, the means are practically limitless...but that would require uniting to defeat our corporate masters....If the elite would simply give the people free reign, there's no telling what we'd accomplish. We really could usher mankind into a whole new era similar to what the printing press did did to mankind.

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