#longroads

[brianfrench1995]

Interstate 80 Freeway Donner Summit, Nevada City Postcard

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[generateaworld]

Synthwave punk, single narrow long straight road extending into the horizon between buildings, buildings line the road, background of a massive city, highly detailed, sharp focus, neon lines on the road, massive billboards, concrete towers, smooth road, straight lines, sharp lines, fluffy clouds, neon outline

[darkcranemedia]

I have found sub-basements to rock bottom, and climbed my way back up. I have endured things that would have made some others give up. I have clawed my way back from the bottom time and again and not only will I continue to do so, I will lend you my hand to help pull you up with me. Never give up. Stay strong. You have it in you to best whatever life throws at you. BB

[unissonmag]

FLASH: FAITH IN GREATER THINGS? – LONGROAD

Faith In Greater Things? ne résout pas toutes les questions qu’ils posent, mais les posent pour inspirer LongRoad, dans un éternel échange créatif. Continue reading Untitled

[rjzimmerman]

Excerpt from this story from Inside Climate News:

Right now, examples of hailstorms wrecking solar farms are rare enough that they’re still notable, like the one this year in southeast Texas, and one last year in western Nebraska. But what about in 20 years, when hailstorms are likely going to be more severe and solar will cover much more ground?

There is no perfect method for protecting solar panels from hail, but there are ways to reduce the risk.

“There’s actual mitigation that can be done,” said Renny Vandewege, vice president of weather operations for DTN, the Minnesota-based company whose subscription-based products include weather forecasting for use by energy companies.

“We’ve patented the ability to measure the occurrence in the size of hail within radar technology,” he said. “Scanning the storms, you get feedback that says that a storm is producing hail two inches in diameter, or whatever the scenario.”

This data is most useful if a solar array has equipment that can respond to an approaching storm by adjusting the panel angle to reduce damage.

Nearly all utility-scale projects being built today use trackers, which are systems that turn the panels during the day to follow the sun. Some of those trackers have the capability to go into “stow” mode, which means they quickly turn to avoid a direct hit.

“Will solar continue to get developed and built in hail regions? The answer is yes,” said Greg Beardsworth, senior director of product marketing at Nextracker. “The way that will happen is through a combination of understanding the magnitude of the risk based on location, selecting the appropriate combination of module technology and tracker stowing capabilities.”

The places with the highest risks tend to be in the region sometimes called Tornado Alley, which includes much of the Midwest plus Oklahoma and portions of Texas.

When Beardsworth talks about module technology, he means that some solar panels are being built to be more resistant to damage from large hail. In addition to stronger panels, developers can buy products, like the ones sold by Nextracker, that tilt panels to angles that avoid direct hits.

The use of stowing trackers got a test in 2022 when a hailstorm hit the Prospero 1 and Prospero 2 solar farms in West Texas, which implemented Nextracker equipment.

According to a case study written by Nextracker and the projects’ developer, Longroad Energy, the storm had whiteout conditions and hailstones that ranged from two to three inches in diameter. The panels were stowed at a 60-degree angle, which was the steepest setting at that time.

In the end, the panels had almost no damage in areas of the solar farms that got hit with two-inch hail. About one-third of the panels had damage in areas with three-inch hail.

[lacavernamx]

LongRoad: una banda de rock alternativo que renace con fe en cosas mayores - https://wp.me/p4pCgM-4r4

LongRoad es una banda de rock alternativo formada por tres amigos de la infancia de Rutherford, Nueva Jersey, y el cantante Ted Ames, originario de Coventry, Vermont. La banda se unió cuando los demás miembros conocieron a Ted Ames en el Knitting Factory de Nueva York y decidieron que la afinidad musical e intereses comunes entre ellos debían ser explorados juntos.

[yorkcalling]

Album Review: LongRoad - Faith in Greater Things?

LongRoad are an American rock band consisting of three childhood friends from Rutherford, New Jersey, and singer Ted Ames from Coventry, Vermont. They’ve just hit my radar thanks to the release of their second studio album. It’s called Faith in Greater Things? Continue reading Untitled

[solarpowerindustry]

Longroad Energy Closes Financing of Sun Streams 4 a 377 MWdc Solar and 300 MWac ...

PRNewswire/ -- Longroad Energy, a U.S. based renewable energy developer, owner and operator, announced today the financial close and start of ... http://dlvr.it/SyG5Lb

[kevinjmann]

UKI Spotify Playlist Update - 24 September 2023

The UKI Spotify playlist has been updated with TEYNA, Six of One, LongRoad, Jeremy Serwer, Imperial Road, Selina's Music, Shelby Morgan, The Lovelines Band, Aura Davis, Shira Ilan, Alex Tan, TheyLoveThem, Reivaj official , The Cranberry Merchants, Sedona Band, Osixe And Me, Mat Hook Music, Gilad, Emir Erbes, The Shantlys, I am John Lewis, Beldon Haigh, and many more!

[brianfrench1995]

Driving Thru Big Wonderful Wyoming Interstate I80 Postcard

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[americanahighways]

Song Premiere: Matt Harlan “Long Road”

Song Premiere: Matt Harlan “Long Road” #mattharlan #brokenjukebox #longroad #americanahighways

Americana Highways bring you this premiere of Matt Harlan’s song “Long Road” from his forthcoming album, due to be released on Moontown Sounds. The song, which was written by Matt, Gabe Lynn Wootton, and Charlie Harrison, will be available on June 16th. It was mixed by Rich Brotheron and mastered by Nick Landis.   “Long Road” is Matt Harlan on vocals and guitar;  Robert Rodriguez III on…

[unissonmag]

FLASH: FAITH IN GREATER THINGS? – LONGROAD

Faith In Greater Things? doesn’t solve all the questions it unveils, but it asks them and inspires LongRoad through them, in an eternal creative communion. Continue reading Untitled

[deeper-vibrations]

[lifeonhighway99]

The road had the lonely times, but I kept myself busy. #longroads #travel #roadtrip #mountains #nature #photography #longexposure #travelphotography #sunset #instoreapp #journey #instagram #longroad #cars #music #roadtrips #instagood #photooftheday #naturephotography #cablecar #photos #bikeride #trip #road #parked #sunsets #hiking #weather #highways #oneplus (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CivrSupBsty/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[lazilymagnificentcollection]

Letting the good times roll on........