Duffy Motorsport and KAST Energy working on zero emissions charging system
Solar power will be used to charge one of the bikes competing in this year's TT Zero.
Duffy Motorsport is working with KAST Energy to develop a way to use solar panels to charge the batteries for the one-lap zero emissions race.
The bikes that take part in the electric race are currently charged using power made from fossil fuels.
Kes Scott from KAST says this will make Duffy Motorsport's entry even greener:
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