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The wind turbine sits on top of a set of solar lights.

 
Posted by Your Solar LinkApprentice Monday, February 01 2010 1 comments

IF you have driven along Barnes Creek Road recently you may have noticed a bizarre contraption resembling an airplane – you are not the only one.

The wind turbine sits on top of a set of solar lights at the road works near the Forgan Bridge Replacement project, helping decipher changes in lighting.

According to a Main Roads spokesperson, yesterday the temporary solar street lighting was installed along Barnes Creek Road and at the Kooyong intersection as part of the Forgan Bridge Replacement and Duplication Project.

“These solar lights are being used on a temporary basis during construction works, due to a host of different lighting requirements when speed restrictions and changed traffic conditions are in place,” the spokesperson said.

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Solar Street Lights similar to this one were installed temporary along Barnes Creek Road and at the Kooyong intersection as part of the Forgan Bridge Replacement and Duplication Project.

Read more HERE.

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  • Dr_green_gadget

    DrGreenGadgetUser6088_level said on February 05, 2010

    Cool, the last time I went to Hawaii I went snorkeling at a pretty well known bay but the parking lot lights had the same solar light with wind turbines!

    Can't wait to see these sprout up elsewhere!

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