I’m not familiar with this technology but it could be worth looking into! I guess the question is whether the reduction evaporation and land cost makes up for what I assume will be more expensive to install and maintain.
I’ve just watched a couple videos like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZXV2p73vcE and it sure seems like that canals would be a decent fit. The state wouldn’t have to deal with regulation issues (I think, I’m far from an expert) because the land is already working for the state.
Then again, I have fantastic ideas all the time, but they usually spring from a foundation of frightening ignorance of details.
Yeah interesting but it always comes down to the economics which I’m no expert on. I have a buddy who is a former solar engineer so maybe so will ask his opinion on this.
I’m not familiar with this technology but it could be worth looking into! I guess the question is whether the reduction evaporation and land cost makes up for what I assume will be more expensive to install and maintain.
I’ve just watched a couple videos like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZXV2p73vcE and it sure seems like that canals would be a decent fit. The state wouldn’t have to deal with regulation issues (I think, I’m far from an expert) because the land is already working for the state.
Then again, I have fantastic ideas all the time, but they usually spring from a foundation of frightening ignorance of details.
Yeah interesting but it always comes down to the economics which I’m no expert on. I have a buddy who is a former solar engineer so maybe so will ask his opinion on this.