Solar Futures
summary
Claims that one hour of sunlight can power the world for a year anchors a program of concrete work: printed color solar cells that power a Current Table and stained-glass Current Window, a 20 m solar pavilion that stores daytime energy for evening lighting, a Dutch pavilion in Dubai that harvests water from air and powers a living biotope, and the self-charging lamp Sunne (Kickstarter then commercial distributor); historic note: the first rooftop panel appears in 1884.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Solar energy potential
- 3:19Solar energy's future
- 7:51Solar design movement
- 13:30Creative solar tech
- 19:10Solar beyond electricity
- 21:18Building the Solar Movement
- 27:42Solar design inevitable
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