How Are Solar Panels Made?
22nd March 2018 by admin in category Blog tagged as ingots, panels, polycrystalline, silicon, solarSolar panels are installed in roofs of many people houses. The most attractive thing about them is that once bought, no one will ever charge you any other fee. The effectiveness of solar depends on what components it has. Typically, they include a set of solar cells that efficiently enable the conversion of solar energy […]
0 7 Read moreHow Much Money Can Be Saved On Energy Bills When Converting to Solar Panels
20th February 2018 by admin in category Blog tagged as electricity, energy, feed in tariff, panels, renewable, solarSolar Panels are a great way to be friendly to the environment by relying on the power of the sun to function instead of electricity. Apart from being green solar panels, in theory, are cheaper in the long run because they use a source that is unlimited and comes without a monthly bill statement (that […]
0 10 Read moreCommon Questions About Solar Power Answered
30th January 2018 by admin in category Blog tagged as electricity, energy, panels, roof, solarFor many years solar power has been used throughout the world as a clean, renewable energy source to convert sunlight into electricity.
0 10 Read morePlanning Considerations for Solar Panel Installations
24th November 2017 by admin in category Blog tagged as energy, home, installations, panels, roof, solarThere are numerous benefits gained from installing solar panels. Some of the most common reasons homeowners install them is to reduce their energy bills, conserve the environment as well as having an alternative source of energy among others. However, when you decide to install the panels, you will have to take into account some of […]
0 11 Read moreHow Do Solar Panels Work in Winter?
25th September 2017 by admin in category Blog tagged as electrical, electricity, energy, panels, solar, winterCan Solar Panels Work In Winter? Find Out! It is a myth that solar panels do not function during winter because winter presentation and patterns differ from one state to another. Some states experience snowless winters, while other areas receive lots of snow. Whichever the case, you cannot avoid the idea of installing a solar […]
0 7 Read moreSolar Panels Surpass Coal Power
20th October 2016 by admin in category Blog tagged as coal, energy, generation, power, renewable energy, solar, solar panelsLast six months of 2016 sees solar panels taking over from coal Between April and September 2016, energy from solar panels outstripped that of coal power stations, according to a report by Carbon Brief. From April, our use of coal power saw a dramatic fall. Though this was consistent with seasonal demand, high carbon floor […]
0 41 Read moreThe Solar Timeline: An Infographic
20th September 2016 by admin in category Blog tagged as electricity, energy, history, infographic, solar, solar panels, timelineA solar energy infographic by Jessica Draws Contrary to popular belief, solar energy hails from the Victorian era. Many of us may assume that solar panels were a 1970s thing. Some of us may regard leaves as an early example.
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