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    China's heralded 'solar highway' closed after thieves allegedly made off with some of the panels

    by Jonathan Kaiman, Los Angeles Times Jan 09, 2018 2 minutes

    BEIJING - It was supposed to be China's grand "photovoltaic highway" - a solar energy-collecting, 0.6-mile stretch of road that symbolized the country's extraordinary clean energy ambitions.

    But that was last month. Five days after the road opened in the industrial city of Jinan for testing on Dec. 28, inspectors found that one 6-foot panel was missing - allegedly plundered by

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