Without beating about the bush, the solar source of power has become and will always be my best choice of electricity, except when technology gets to the point where we can plant and harvest electricity from the soil. It is not surprising that many people are installing the solar system at home just to enjoy the uninterrupted power supply that the government can't even provide for us.
Beyond the use of solar systems at home, there are now vehicles and many other things that use solar. People are massively embracing the system, and it won't be long before we experience the mass adoption that will make the government suffer because they won't have the opportunity to rip us off our money anymore.
After living for over two decades, I believe no source of electricity matches what solar power is doing for the human race, and for many reasons it will always be my preferred choice.
The first reason why I prefer a solar generator is because the gadget belongs to us. We purchase the materials needed to set up our solar generator, and the government doesn't have any power over it.
We can turn it off and on whenever we want with the permission of anyone. It is opposite the poles and transformers that people contribute money to buy, and it will become the government's property. My uncle installed a prepaid and told me the cost of it, which surprised me.
I don't even know that people pay to purchase that thing and still pay for electricity money; it should be free.
Another reason why I love the solar system is because it uses natural energy and doesn't affect nature in any way. The sun charges the battery through the panels, and we can store electricity until later when we need it.
The national grid collapsing doesn't affect the solar system, so it's a flawless source of electricity for me, but the big issue is that installing solar power is expensive.
My dad once brought a technician home to check how much it would cost to install a solar system that can power the house and business place. I was shocked to hear over a million, and since he didn't have such money, he let go of the idea.
We continue using our generator, which takes lots of money for fuel and maintenance. Had we had enough money, installing the solar would have been better because if we calculated how much we have spent on petrol, purchasing new generators, and maintenance at different times in the last few years, the money might be enough to install solar, but the bad thing is that we can't buy it all at once.
Aside from the cost of purchasing the solar power equipment, I don't think there is any other problem attached to it.
I really wish to have the solar system installed wherever I live, and with time, I will achieve it because it's something I really want. If possible, I will run my house completely on it so I won't have anything to do with a generator or government electricity.
