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tenna solar ski liftThe tiny Swiss ski town of Tenna recently put itself on the map with the world's first solar wing-powered chair lift! While solar-powered lifts arepopping up in ski resorts all over the world, this is the only one with a string of photovoltaic "wings" that float on a string above the lift chairs all the way up the mountain. The little lift is quite popular - it shuttles 800 skiers an hour - and its solar wings dot the white slops with their unique shape, bringing new meaning to the term "black diamond."1
tenna solar ski liftThe tiny Swiss ski town of Tenna recently put itself on the map with the world's first solar wing-powered chair lift! While solar-powered lifts arepopping up in ski resorts all over the world, this is the only one with a string of photovoltaic "wings" that float on a string above the lift chairs all the way up the mountain. The little lift is quite popular - it shuttles 800 skiers an hour - and its solar wings dot the white slops with their unique shape, bringing new meaning to the term "black diamond."2
tenna solar ski liftThe tiny Swiss ski town of Tenna recently put itself on the map with the world's first solar wing-powered chair lift! While solar-powered lifts arepopping up in ski resorts all over the world, this is the only one with a string of photovoltaic "wings" that float on a string above the lift chairs all the way up the mountain. The little lift is quite popular - it shuttles 800 skiers an hour - and its solar wings dot the white slops with their unique shape, bringing new meaning to the term "black diamond."3
tenna solar ski liftThe tiny Swiss ski town of Tenna recently put itself on the map with the world's first solar wing-powered chair lift! While solar-powered lifts arepopping up in ski resorts all over the world, this is the only one with a string of photovoltaic "wings" that float on a string above the lift chairs all the way up the mountain. The little lift is quite popular - it shuttles 800 skiers an hour - and its solar wings dot the white slops with their unique shape, bringing new meaning to the term "black diamond."4
