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www.solarroadways.com

Scott Brusaw

(208) 263-2537

scott@solarroadways.com

Julie

Scott

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Recharge electric vehicles anywhere

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Now What?

Such a novel concept… everyone wins.

Using the sun to create energy is a really dumb stupid idea.

For the sake of our planet, let’s hope it’s sooner than later.

None of the parts for this road-thingie are durable, cheap or simple enough.

I would like to introduce these concepts to African governments.

The idea is more insane than space elevators.

I would like to buy some stock. Thank you.

How long until hackers put a giant penis on the road?

It restores a glimmer of hope to sad eyes.

This concept is fundamentally stupid.

Well it's about #*@% time!

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Future Transportation Lab

SBIR Phase I

6 Month $100,000 contract

Self-Sustaining, Intelligent Pavement Systems

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Solar Roadways Wins GE’s First Ecomagination Challenge Award

October 7th, 2010 - Out of 3795 ideas submitted to the GE Ecomagination Challenge, Solar

Roadways earned the largest amount of public votes, qualifying as the winner of the $50,000

award.

From the time we entered the GE Ecomagination Challenge on July 16th to the end of the voting

on September 30th, we had 46,536 visits to our website from 144 countries:

United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Spain, Italy, Germany, India, Netherlands,

France, Brazil, Japan, Mexico, Norway, Turkey, New Zealand, South Africa, Portugal, Switzerland,

Sweden, Belgium, Bulgaria, Hungary, Greece, South Korea, Chile, Israel, Finland, Philippines,

Denmark, China, Argentina, Ireland, Serbia, Malaysia, Croatia, Singapore, Lithuania, Costa Rica,

Czech Republic, Thailand, Colombia, Romania, Guatemala, United Arab Emirates, Poland, Russia,

Austria, Taiwan, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Bahrain, Peru, Slovenia, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia,

Bermuda, Belarus, Pakistan, Puerto Rico, Ukraine, Uruguay, Panama, Ecuador, Kuwait, Slovakia,

Trinidad and Tobago, Vietnam, Iceland, Iran, Egypt, Latvia, Iraq, Dominican Republic, Luxembourg,

Malta, Oman, Estonia, Kenya, Sri Lanka, Bolivia, Bahamas, Azerbaijan, Nigeria, Ghana, Macedonia,

Cote d'lvoire, Qatar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Morocco, Moldova, Jersey, Albania, Tunisia, Jordan,

Cyprus, Barbados, Honduras, El Salvador, Lebanon, Mauritius, Netherlands Antilles, Angola, U.S.

Virgin Islands, Montenegro, Nicaragua, Nepal, Georgia, Paraguay, Guyana, Botswana, Jamaica,

Cayman Islands, Kyrgyzstan, Bangladesh, Haiti, New Caledonia, Mali, Syria, Saint Kitts and Nevis,

Brunei, Myanmar (Burma), Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Seychelles, Algeria, Tanzania,

Uzbekistan, Mozambique, Congo, Zimbabwe, Yemen, Lesotho, Reunion, Cuba, Uganda, British

Virgin Islands, Micronesia, Andorra, Libya, Palestinian Territories, Ethiopia, Mongolia, and

Leichtenstein.

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SBIR Phase II

2 Year $750,000 contract

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Intelligent highway infrastructure

100% renewable energy

Decentralized power generation

Smart grid

EV recharging network

Beginning of the end of fossil fuels?

“I’d put my money on the sun and solar energy. What a source of power! I hope we don’t have to wait till oil

and coal run out before we tackle that.”

– Thomas Edison, 1931

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