Four power stations' worth of locally-owned renewable schemes could be installed by 2020 if the Government supports community energy, it was claimed today.
The board estimated the stations' worth at $15 million in 1990, when Chancellor Joseph A. Fernandez almost sold them in the wake of budget cuts.
These images were taken in 2012, but the system continues to be supplemented with more art: Stations worth visiting according to Visit Stockholm: Blue line: Kungsträdgården T-centralen Rådhuset Solna Centrum Tensta Green line: Hötorget Thorildsplan Bagarmossen Red line: Tekniska Högskolan Stadion.
They can also be hard to invest in at scale: the Qatari-led group that is currently buying the Canary Wharf complex, a cluster of skyscrapers in London, for $4 billion would have to spend a lot of time and effort piecing together a portfolio of petrol stations worth that much.
With its Tiffany clock on the south facade and its spiffed-up zodiac mural in the central concourse, it's a tourist destination in its own right and one of the rare stations worth lingering in for a meal or a drink.
Even the unprepossessing area around the station is worth a visit, thanks to the fantastic Follas Novas restaurant (Calle de Serafín Avendaño 10).
For the many people who work for the BBC Asian Network in Birmingham, Leicester and London it was a statement of intent, that someone, somewhere, in the upper echelons of the BBC felt that the station was worth saving.
A trip to the Westchester Avenue station is worth the cab fare, in part because right next door is Concrete Plant Park, a combination green space and industrial archaeology project that runs along the Bronx River.
Everyone lives in high-rise apartment blocks, giant outdoor screens cover downtown buildings, and a nuclear power station's worth of neon flashes all night.
