Ashishjoshi
Ashishjoshi
Ashishjoshi
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Contents
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Introduction to
Solar Energy
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How Solar Energy Works
1 Sunlight Conversion Solar panels absorb
sunlight and convert it into electricity
through the photovoltaic effect.
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Challenges and Limitations of
Solar Energy
Intermittency
Solar energy is not consistently available at all times
and may require storage solutions.
Space Requirements
Large-scale solar farms need significant land area,
which can be challenging in densely populated regions.
Upfront Costs
Installation and initial setup costs can be a barrier for
widespread adoption by individuals and businesses
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Solar Energy Market and
Trends
1 Global Expansion The solar energy
market is rapidly expanding worldwide,
with increasing investments and
installations.
2 Technological Innovations Ongoing
advancements in solar technology are
leading to higher efficiency and lower
costs.
3 Policy Support Government policies
and incentives are driving growth in the
solar energy sector 8
Government Incentives and Policies
60K 30%
Incentive Programs Renewable Energy
Various financial Targets Many
incentives, such as tax governments have set
credits, rebates, and ambitious targets for
grants, are renewable energy,
encouraging solar including solar, to reduce
adoption. carbon emissions
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Conclusion:
•Solar energy is a clean and renewable source of power
•It can be used for heating water, generating electricity,
and more
•Solar water heating can save energy and reduce
emissions
•It is widely used in some countries, but not yet in the
US
•Solar energy can help mitigate climate change and
create a sustainable future
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Thank You
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