After offices and homes, now it’s the turn of a stadium to go solar. The world’s largest solar stadium named Stade De Suisse has shown the path that all stadiums should follow.
Located in Bern, Switzerland, the stadium originally had 7930 solar panels made by Kyocera installed, but recently an additional 2808 solar cells have also added. This addition in solar panels made the stadium generate an overall output of 1.3 Megawatts. Stadium authorities also expect the stadium to generate a whooping 1.13 Gigawatts of electricity per year.
The amount of electricity being generated in the stadium is equivalent to the power used by 350 local house holds. Not only is the stadium generating its own electricity, but in the process it is also saving 630 ton CO2 emissions from lingering in the atmosphere.
Via: Meta Efficient
