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by 6510
27 days ago
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This is incorrect, you mean 180 kWp/m. > in one year, the project has produced around 16,000 kWh. 160 kWh per meter. Urban Metro / Trams: 2 to 10 kWh/km
Commuter Trains (EMUs): 4 to 12 kWh/km
Regional / Intercity Trains: 6 to 20 kWh/km
High-Speed Trains: 15 to 60 kWh/km
Freight Locomotives: 10 to 50+ kWh/km
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I didn't try to calculate the amount of energy it produces in a year, just the length of panels required to power a high speed train when the sun is shining. 18,000 watts / 100 meters is 180 watts per meter. At 180 watts per meter, 50 km gives you 9 MW, which is about what a high speed train consumes at cruise.