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EEVBlog, Dave, where you at? We need a debunking video. This smells like solar freakin' roadways.
I thought the same thing!
It's not as bad as solar roadways, but it's still a meh idea. It works, but it's not very efficient. You need coils of wire built into the road, which means replacing the concrete. Still need to upgrade the power grid to handle the load. If it's not 100% tax subsidized, then it has to track where you're car is in order to charge you properly.
It solves few problems and adds some of its own.
Had to follow a link from OP's link, but here it is:
Right now, it's just a quarter mile test section. Don't know either way, but they may not be charging for the initial proof of concept.