For city lighting we can use sun and wind energy.

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For city lighting we can use sun and wind energy.
May 07, 2013 Deniz S	29 62 5

For city lighting we can use sun and wind energy.

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If the natural structure is avaliable, we can use sun and wind as energy supplier to not be dependent to the other sources. This could help us about saving money and of course saving nature. With a small modification of the city lighting tools, we can adapt this technology to all the cities.

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