Harnessing land resources adjoining motorways to harvest Solar Power Enabling renewable energy projects in public and private
Harnessing land resources adjoining motorways to harvest Solar Power Enabling renewable energy projects in public and private
The primary and secondary road network in Ireland is some 5,306km long and is made up of motorways, dual carriageways and single lane roads.
Harnessing the fallow grounds in sidings and ancillary lands adjoining motorways by deploying solar panels will accelerate moving Ireland into a new era of power self sufficiency and soonest becoming a Carbon Neutral Net Zero exporter of renewable clean energy. Our focus being to use man-made infrasturucture rail, resevoir and road enabling countries towards energy independence.
Easy to install and maintain, solar power is a low environmental impact solution, it's efficiency is growing year on year with minimum environmental impact on nature and human populations.
Jeremy Kenny
Sean T Hogan
Sam Kenny
Creating a Legacy of Green Sustainable Energy
Quarry Road, Shankill, County Dublin D18, Ireland
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