Solar panels are good for the environment

The working principle of solar panels is to absorb sunlight and convert solar radiation directly or directly into electrical energy through the photoelectric effect or photochemical effect. The main material of most solar panels on the market is "silicon". The use of sunlight has been around for a long time, and sunlight is inexhaustible.

Solar panels are made of crystalline silicon, which is common in silica sand. Although some chemicals are used to clean up the semiconductor surface of the system during production, leading photovoltaic industry manufacturers strictly comply with environmental regulations and follow industry waste disposal rules to ensure that there is no further damage to worker health and the ecological environment. And fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas are highly polluting because they release chemicals and harmful elements into the atmosphere when they are excavated, drilled or transported. Using solar panels to generate electricity is very beneficial to coral reefs.

Water is a basic human need and is scarce and precious in many arid and troubled regions. Solar panels, which use sunlight to generate electricity, do not cause water problems. According to UN-Water, agriculture requires the most water in the world. Biofuels, known by some as clean fuels, consume a lot of water in irrigation and feedstock processing, and in some cases have led to conflicts over land use and water use. Hydropower plants are also known as sources of clean electricity and are widely used as renewable energy. But homes and villages are often damaged or displaced due to dam projects. River systems are altered, which in turn affects wildlife habitats and freshwater ecosystems.