A vehicle powered by solar energy and wind- travels the world trying to show interesting initiatives on sustainable development and use of clean energy came to Lima in the middle of a long journey that began in 2010, covering 30 countries on four continents.
The car was presented by its pilot and creator, Swiss inventor Marc Muller, who said that this vehicle is 7.5 m long by 1.6 wide and can reach a speed of 80 kilometers per hour.
Muller also said the vehicle has a perfectly clean system of independent locomotion and is designed to make a 40 thousand kilometers, generates electricity from the sun during the day or through a Generators wind that give power to the engine overnight. "You can go 120 kilometers to 100 with battery and solar energy," he said.
For his part, Environment Minister Antonio Brack said that Muller is traveling the world to alert the use of clean energy and combating CO2 emissions, and to collect information from all over the world. Brack
also argued that, in future, the use of this type of energy "is most common in the planet because it will burn oil and suicidal."
The new vehicle will remain for a month in our country and in addition will pass Lima Cusco and Arequipa. Later, continue your way to go to Chile, Argentina and Uruguay.
Source: El Comercio
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