I hope someone can explain something to me. Doesn't low land area, and stackable containers imply less sunlight and therefore less eventual fuel production; CO2 is v. low down on the enthalpy(inherent energy) scale and fuel much higher and the energy can only come from sunlight so how do you get a lot of sunlight over a limited area, or have I missed something. I suppose my question is really about scaleability- as volume increases relative surface area (to let sunlight in) decreases. Can someone help me with this apparent contradiction? Does anyone think that this may be a factor in any problems they may be having?
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