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don't seem to be any panels on the roofs of the actual buildings in that picture tho nt msongs Jan 2013 #1
... and?! or ... therefore? What?! (nt) harmonicon Jan 2013 #2
Those might not be part of Volkswagon's plant. n/t OnlinePoker Jan 2013 #4
Actually those buidings are the Plant, the panals cover just ground happyslug Jan 2013 #9
I couldn't tell from the photo... OnlinePoker Jan 2013 #14
Wow! Cool. Forwarding thinking CEO's. Lucky Tennessee. A step toward a healthier climate and life judesedit Jan 2013 #3
I would really love to see littlemissmartypants Jan 2013 #5
VW diesel Jettas get 50+mpg, Jackpine Radical Jan 2013 #8
Don't imagine the panel would actually make the car move caraher Jan 2013 #10
Do you know how much electrical power a car needs if it is 100% electrical? happyslug Jan 2013 #11
I dream of the day when pv collection will be done by the entire vehicle body by littlemissmartypants Jan 2013 #13
Nuclear? Nein, Danke! grahamhgreen Jan 2013 #6
It only covers 12.5% of the energy the plant will use. fasttense Jan 2013 #7
12.5% during productino, 100% during non-production hours. groundloop Jan 2013 #12
I had already decided to seriously look at Volkswagen for my next car prole_for_peace Jan 2013 #15
Interesting "Sequel" to the TVA Project triplepoint Jan 2013 #16
Is it a grid tie? Must be. Nt roody Jan 2013 #17
Wonder what their quality control is like at the plant itself Roland99 Jan 2013 #18
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