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And itβs orders of magnitude less efficient than just using that land for solar panels.
but can I light the solar panels on fire?
do you want to?
IIRC solar panels produce about 100x as much energy for the same area than biodiesel.
I think we all saw the same video from the Christmas lights activist
what video?
Someone best me to it lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtQ9nt2ZeGM
oh that yeah of course i saw it :D
but that's not why i said it. I did my own calculations here:
Biodiesel takes much more area because the efficiency is much lower because plants metabolism isn't so efficient, like iirc sth like 0.3% of sunlight energy end up in the fruits of the plants, compared to 20% efficiency for solar panels.
Is it me or does it look genuine when most rooftop space is not being actively used?
i'm personally also against rooftop solar, partially for aesthetic reasons but more importantly for financial reasons:
flat-area solar parks are significantly cheaper than rooftop solar (source 1, source 2), and they also don't require a lot of land area (see comments above).
"utility scale" and "PV frei" mean flat-area solar parks, while "PV klein" and "PV groΓ" mean rooftop solar (small/big).