Glasgow Green brings kinetic power walkway to Scotland

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Pavegen Systems celebrates installation of latest energy harvesting walkway at the People's Palace Museum

Glasgow Council will today unveil the city's first "people power" technology, cutting the ribbon on a new walkway capable of generating power from people's footsteps as part of its Glasgow Green 2015 initiative....

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