Use of Solar Panel on The Road to Use the Available Space and Produce Solar Energy
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https://doi.org/10.63671/ijsssr.v2i1.285Keywords:
electric road, solar road, EV market, Solar PanelAbstract
A solar road is an electric road that can charge electric vehicles (EVs) anywhere using the clean energy of the sun. Solar powered roads have solar panels built into the models we use. Each solar panel (approximately 1m x 1m) is connected to adjacent panels to form a solar system. Since the size of the sun and its energy production capacity are a function of the solar modules, the application of the solar system is easily scalable and versatile. Pay the bill. Solar powered roads have solar panels built into the models we use. Each solar panel (approximately 1m x 1m) is connected to adjacent panels to form a solar system. 1 Since the size and energy production capacity of the solar system is a function of the number of solar panels, the use of solar technology is easily scalable and more.
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