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Solar Energy Pros and Cons
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by Bryan Wong
Solar energy can be used for electricity, central heating, hot water, cooking, for producing salt and even for desalination. Solar energy comes from the sun’s rays. Solar energy is very environmentally friendly. However, when the [...]
How Does Solar Power Work?
Author: Paul Crossley
Unlike solar thermal systems, photovoltaic (PV) systems convert sun directly into electricity. Contrary to solar thermal water heating systems, photovoltaic doesn’t use the sun’s heat to produce electricity. Rather, electrons released by the interaction of sun with semiconductor materials in Photovoltaic cells are captured in an electric current.
Photovoltaic allows you to produce [...]
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