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02/19/2026

09/01/2025

Labor Day GIVEAWAY just in time for hunting season 😏

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06/30/2025

05/20/2025

Switzerland is installing solar panels between train tracks. The Swiss start-up Sun-Ways has initiated a pilot project near Buttes in the canton of Neuchâtel, aiming to harness solar energy from the unused space between railway tracks. This innovative approach involves installing removable solar panels that can be quickly deployed and removed, ensuring that train operations and essential track maintenance are not disrupted.

The pilot installation consists of 48 solar panels over a 100-meter stretch of track, expected to produce approximately 16,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity annually—enough to power about four to six households. Sun-Ways estimates that if this system were implemented across the entire Swiss rail network, it could generate up to 1 terawatt-hour (TWh) of solar energy per year, supplying electricity to around 300,000 households, which corresponds to about 2% of Switzerland's total electricity consumption.

This project has garnered international interest, with countries like South Korea, Spain, Romania, China, and the United States exploring similar collaborations. While some experts express concerns about the long-term efficiency and maintenance of removable panels, others see significant potential in utilizing existing infrastructure for renewable energy production without consuming undeveloped land.

As Switzerland progresses toward its goal of a zero-emission future, the Sun-Ways initiative represents a bold and scalable model for clean energy production integrated with active railway infrastructure.