Comments on: Phillips Unveils Solar/Wind Hybrid Streetlights in Moscow

By: firestar

firestar — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 21:34:16 +0000

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By: David Skipton

David Skipton — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 10:02:10 +0000

i saw the EGL Energia wind and solar powered lights in Poland as well. It was snowing like crazy and they were working. I have seen a few different types in the worls but these models were a cut above the rest. I am a road designer and when I spoke to the council they said they were very happy with the systems and wanted me to include them in my design. They did say they installed another brand but they did not work, it seems that it is a precise science. Egl Energia manufacture their systems in Poland for worldwide distribution and specialize in wind solar public lighting. Keep up the good work EGL Energia !

By: Dominika

Dominika — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 11:52:10 +0000

When i visited my home town in Poland this year I found lights powered by wind and solar which the people in my town said was called hybrydowe which is hybrid in Polish. Their is a website which i checked out http://www.egl-energy.eu. They use only the sun and wind to power the light making them renewable i guess.

By: Ray The Money Man

Ray The Money Man — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 01:04:35 +0000

I think they are gorgeous, but I think the most beautiful things in the world are huge oil rigs. Works of art! Companies like Philips are on the cutting edge, kudos to them!

By: curfue

curfue — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 07:25:18 +0000

Its a great big beautiful tomorrow. Thank the Phillips company for reviving our sensibilities.
Would love to produce a pavilion for this company like the one at the 1958 fair. Anyone interested try toonisbureaut@msn.com .
This product is a thing of the future that shuts down some of the poor misfortunates
of this world and keeps the image of industry as a happy, positive rejoicing, in a Utopian woodstock type European and American future. Perhaps when they get to enjoy some of these illuminating fixtures those luddite losers out their
will also join the crowd of Phillip-ians – progressive
winners! Maybe they will stay up nights, visit friends and enjoy the short time they have left on Earth, or even evolve into immortal types who can appreciate these type of creative solutions.

By: Clem Peasenov

Clem Peasenov — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 23:29:50 +0000

Hope they can detect fart oder as well

By: Uncle B

Uncle B — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 15:45:09 +0000

We shouldn’t need street lights at all. It isn’t natural to stay awake after dark, and harms our basic biology. In the new world, after the “Great Depression” when we are wise and enlightened and no longer driven by corporate greed, we will need different, more healthy devices, but not anything that supports the 9 to 5 post- depression world! With the technology of the day, zero running cost, zero upkeep shelters for mankind can be built, and our needs greatly reduced, we will bw able to “work for the man’ for short period and survive healthy and happy, on our own for extended period of time. Family life will be given re-birth, love, respect and caring for one another will flourish, and we will no longer have to strive to serve the uber-rich, they will have to do for themselves. The death of the cancer of democracy is at hand, corporations are failing, and we must rejoice in the streets.We are free at last, and don’t need streetlights, because now we can sleep!