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First French solar road completely broken after 3yrs Cost $5.2m, produced ½ the power bc rotting leaves In total, produced 270,000 kWh, worth $13,000 (at wholesale €40/MWh) Would have paid for itself after just 400 years https://www.quora.com/What-if-we-covered-roads-with-solar-panels/answer/Amos-Cline …https://www.sciencealert.com/the-world-s-first-solar-road-has-turned-out-to-be-a-disappointing-failure …
The French Environment minister wanted another 1000 strips (presumably at a cost of $5.2bn) just like that https://www.nbcnews.com/science/science-news/world-s-first-solar-road-opens-normandy-france-n699351 …pic.twitter.com/vANSHafuLt
It's a stupid idea to start with, bit they do like throwing money at stupid shit.
This is a bit unfair. These are experiments. Most will fail. You cannot look at the individual cost/benefit like this.
Looking at how things go in France, it tells a lot about what’s going on there.
You've got to make mistakes to progress
Not predictable ones.
321 years 
Great project
Wonder how many more of these solar roads exist.
Lol loving the responses "gotta break a few eggs." These "experiments" are funded by coercing money and time from people. How much better off would they be if they had kept what was there's? It's always people who never experience blackouts fr renewables lol
What is your end goal by critisizing an experimental design? Are you trying to say that this was all a waste of time? Should we just not try to reduce emissions at all through scientific development? Ridiculing experiments is counter productive.
The result of the experiment was known before the first euro was spent. It's been achieved for polical reasons only.
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