Here are some cool photos of Taiwan's 100% solar-powered coliseum
Kaohsiung National Stadium. Opened in 2009 and with a capacity of 55,000, this super solar bowl was host to the
2009 World Games. It has some 8,844 solar panels that power 3,300 lights to illuminate the track and field. Apparently it only takes six minutes for the entire lighting system to activate. The architect for this sun-powered stadium is
Toyo Ito. For more information, please visit the stadium's
official website.
See also:
Dahu Park Taipei Taiwan Photo
Somewhere in Southern Taiwan...
Here are some cool photos of Taiwan's 100% solar-powered coliseum Kaohsiung National Stadium. Opened in 2009 and with a capacity of 55,000, this super solar bowl was host to the 2009 World Games. It has some 8,844 solar panels that power 3,300 lights to illuminate the track and field. Apparently it only takes six minutes for the entire lighting system to activate. The architect for this sun-powered stadium is Toyo Ito. For more information, please visit the stadium's official website.
See also:
Dahu Park Taipei Taiwan Photo
Somewhere in Southern Taiwan...
This is yet another reason why the Japanese are so incredibly intelligent.
ReplyDeleteTaiwan is so green powered. Solar power is big, everyone recycles everything, low pollution levels even in the cities. More countries should be like that IMHO.
ReplyDeleteNo. This is proof that Asians will take over the world. Its just a matter of time.
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