Letter: More ways for RFTA to save energy
Editor’s note: This letter was originally addressed to the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority.
I notice that you have some “hybrid” buses. Good. Have you thought about putting “electric panels” on the roofs? These panels would charge the bus batteries when running and parked.
My mantra is “Every roof should be an energy generator.” What is your energy mantra?
Richard C. Goodwin
Snowmass Village
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