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"Enough sunlight reaches the earth in one hour to power the world for an entire year. Unlike the substantial resources and capital needed to extract and burn fossil fuels, anyone can purchase and install solar panels to take advantage of this abundance of sunlight. Best of all, solar generates significant long-term savings on electricity bills.
Save on electricity bills
By providing unparalleled value, Karini Tav company will greatly accelerate the adoption of solar energy systems. This will give our customers, our communities, and our nation clean, abundant, low-cost, distributed, and renewable energy, and will allow us to provide financial security for all shareholders while giving back to the community.
Increase property value
Studies have shown properties with solar systems sell up to 20% faster and at a 17% premium compared to homes without such systems. A solar installation makes your property more attractive to buyers, increasing its resale value.
Reduce your carbon footprint
Unlike energy generated by fossil fuels, solar doesn’t release harmful carbon dioxide (CO2) emission. Sustainable carbon-free energy solutions such as solar are crucial to slowing the pace of climate change and preventing further damage to the environment.
In order to protect our environment and ensure its continuity, to keep environmental impacts under control by complying with all environmental laws and regulations, to continuously improve our environmental performance by reducing their effects and to leave a livable clean environment for future generation by raising their awareness.
And to minimize all of our wastes, to prevent pollution at the source, to recycle as much as possible, and to dispose of our non-recyclable wastes in a way that will not harm the environment, thus reducing their impact on the environment.
Solar energy produces no CO2 pollution
The continued use of fossil fuels generates high levels of carbon dioxide and air pollution. The air pollution causes harmful health problems and CO2 emissions contribute to climate change. CO2 has a harmful impact on our environment by altering weather patterns, rising sea levels and increasing ecological damage. As more homes and businesses switch to solar, we can collectively help reduce the harmful effects of carbon dioxide emissions and the pollution on the environment.
A safe and low-impact energy source
Sunlight is free, infinite and easily accessible, unlike fossil fuels, which need to be mined, extracted and transported. These processes cause serious land and ecological degradation, and carry the risk of disasters such as oil spills.
Needless to say that the Sun is the biggest source of renewable energy for the Earth. The fact is that even though the earth receives only a part of the energy generated by the Sun (i.e. Solar energy), that part of solar energy is also tremendously huge. The Earth receives solar energy in the form of light and heat. But in today's world, the words 'power' and 'energy' are leaned more towards 'electricity'. This article explains how electricity is harvested from the solar energy and how it is utilized. Electrical energy can be harvested from solar power by means of either photovoltaics or concentrated solar power systems.
Photovoltaics (PV)
Photovoltaics directly convert solar energy into electricity. They work on the principle of the photovoltaic effect. When certain materials are exposed to light, they absorb photons and release free electrons. This phenomenon is called as the photoelectric effect. Photovoltaic effect is a method of producing direct current electricity based on the principle of the photoelectric effect.
Photovoltaics (PV)
Photovoltaics directly convert solar energy into electricity. They work on the principle of the photovoltaic effect. When certain materials are exposed to light, they absorb photons and release free electrons. This phenomenon is called as the photoelectric effect. Photovoltaic effect is a method of producing direct current electricity based on the principle of the photoelectric effect.
Photovoltaics directly convert solar energy into electricity. They work on the principle of the photovoltaic effect. When certain materials are exposed to light, they absorb photons and release free electrons. This phenomenon is called as the photoelectric effect. Photovoltaic effect is a method of producing direct current electricity based on the principle of the photoelectric effect.
Based on the principle of photovoltaic effect, solar cells or photovoltaic cells are made. They convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. But, a single photovoltaic cell does not produce enough amount of electricity. Therefore, a number of photovoltaic cells are mounted on a supporting frame and are electrically connected to each other to form a photovoltaic module or solar panel. Those panels are available in different sizes and different price ranges.
Type of solar panels
Since each solar installation must address numerous space and shading limitations, no one-size-fits-all solar solution exists. Our Company’s PV brands provides a range of different solar panels and solutions to cater to the various needs of residential, commercial and large-scale utility projects
Solar panel technology has greatly improved in the past few years. There are some of the basic types of solar panels:
1. Monocrystalline
2. Polycrystalline
3. Amorphous folding
4. Thin film
5. Laminated flexible
There are two main types of PV solar panels used in solar energy systems: Monocrystalline and Polycrystalline.
These are the traditional types of solar panels made of monocrystalline silicon or polysilicon are most commonly used.
Monocrystalline Solar Panels (Mono-SI)
This type of solar panels (made of monocrystalline silicon) is the purest one. You can easily recognize them from the uniform dark look and the rounded edges. The silicon’s high purity causes this type of solar panel has one of the highest efficiency rates, with the newest ones reaching above 20%.
Monocrystalline panels have a high power output, occupy less space, and last the longest. Of course, that also means they are the most expensive of the bunch. Another advantage to consider is that they tend to be slightly less affected by high temperatures compared to polycrystalline panels.
Polycrystalline Solar Panels (Poly-SI)
You can quickly distinguish these panels because this type of solar panels has squares, its angles are not cut, and it has a blue, speckled look. They are made by melting raw silicon, which is a faster and cheaper process than that used for monocrystalline panels.
This leads to a lower final price but also lower efficiency (around 15%), lower space efficiency, and a shorter lifespan since they are affected by hot temperatures to a greater degree.
However, the differences between mono- and polycrystalline types of solar panels are not so significant and the choice will strongly depend on your specific situation. The first option offers slightly higher space efficiency at a slightly higher price but power output is basically the same.
Solar science illuminated
Solar energy is a renewable or ‘green’ energy powered entirely by the sun. But let’s explain how solar PV panels turn sunlight into electricity?
Solar PV panels capture sunlight,causing electrons in the panel’s silicon cells to release energy that becomes direct current (DC) electricity.
An inverter converts the DC into alternating current (AC) electricity,making it useable for homes and businesses.
Excess electricity can be stored in a battery or fed back into the power grid.
Additional electricity can be pulled from the grid if you need more power than your solar panels can generate.
Photovoltaic Solar energy System
According to the requirement of power, multiple photovoltaic modules are electrically connected together to form a PV array and to achieve more power. There are different types of PV systems according to their implementation.
The three main types of solar energy systems
On-grid - also known as a grid-tie or grid-feed solar system
Off-grid - also known as a stand-alone power system (SAPS)
Hybrid - grid-connected solar system with battery storage
