Solar-powered trains viable in UK, study finds
Research by Imperial College London and NGO 10:10 suggests connecting solar panels directly to rail, tube, and tram networks could meet significant share of transport energy needs
The UK could one day have a transport network powered directly by the sun, according to the results of a new study released today. Connecting solar panels directly to rail, tube, and tram networks...
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