To select the optimal location for solar panels, this article will first discuss the fundamentals of site selection, considering geographical factors and climatic conditions and their impact.
In this article, we will explore the impact of solar power production on the environment. We will discuss both the positive environmental aspects of solar power production as well as potential negative environmental impacts and the technologies and innovations aimed at minimizing the latter.
Solar energy is widely regarded as an eco-friendly solution in the context of the energy transition. But is it really so? We will explore this question in this article.
While initially solar panels were primarily installed on roofs, today they can be found in almost every area of the house and its surroundings. The roof is still the classic installation site, but many other locations such as facades, balconies, terraces, gardens, and standalone solar installations have also become popular.
Deciding which solar panels are right involves considering several factors. In this article, we will discuss the key points and compare different solar panels.
Undoubtedly, environmental protection and the associated positive impact on a company's image play a role for entrepreneurs. However, most companies are primarily interested in the economic benefits of solar systems, and rightly so.
The main reasons for sustainable living are a cleaner environment and the realization that fossil energy sources are finite. As we already clearly experience the effects of climate change, whether man-made or not, the first reason seems like a tangible argument for changing things towards sustainability.
The field of renewable energy and climate policy is rife with myths and beliefs that critically view efforts in this area. Some of these myths stem from ignorance, others from a kernel of truth that has lost relevance due to technological advancements and is no longer valid.
The sun does not send us a bill – this quote by Franz Alt could not be more fitting when it comes to the recent developments in the field of balcony photovoltaic systems in Germany. With the introduction of the Solar Package 1, the German government has issued new regulations that revolutionize the market for these compact solar systems.
Recycling is, alongside production and usage, an essential part of the circular economy. The principle of the circular economy is to maximize product lifespan while minimizing resource use.