



From Sun-Soaking Streetlights to Power-Generating Apparel
Amelia Roblin — November 19, 2010 — Eco
Trend Hunter has featured an endless aggregate of sun-powered technologies, but this is a selection of 100 newfangled solar surfaces that use the sustainable energy source in especially innovative ways.
Eliminating the obvious architectural and automotive applications, these ultramodern solar technologies range from sun-powered trash cans and and cellphones to asphalt and agriculture. Soak them up!
Eliminating the obvious architectural and automotive applications, these ultramodern solar technologies range from sun-powered trash cans and and cellphones to asphalt and agriculture. Soak them up!
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