I welcome you to my blog. Since time immemorial, man has been on the search for a power source that serves all of his purposes and comes with little or no disadvantage at all. Man has used non-renewable energy sources like fossil fuels and over time came to realize that they do not replenish fast and it is only a matter of time before they are finished and we are left stranded and are forced to go back to right where we started, so the search for a better power source continues, and over the years renewable energy such as solar power is starting to prove they can actually bring our search for a good source of power and energy to a stop.
For those who do not know, non-renewable energy in simple terms refers to a source of energy that does not replenish fast, and for that reason, it can run out or get exhausted. Examples of non-renewable energy include coal, diesel, and all fossil fuels. Meanwhile, renewable energies are energies from sources that replenish really fast, and that alone makes them very reliable and can be trusted to last as long as humanity needs them to. Examples of renewable energy include wind energy, hydro energy, and solar energy. All these energy sources replenish very fast and cannot be exhausted no matter how much we consume or how we use them.
The sun shines every day, so I don't see a way that solar energy is ever going to get exhausted, as it is power derived from the sun. Lately there has been a mass adoption of solar power, as many have seen that it is indeed a reliable source of power. Even schools have made it an area of concentration, as many courses that have any course related to it are looking for ways to harness power from the sun better and nurse it in ways that benefit mankind and humanity at large. When you search the internet, you will see that there is currently a lot of research going on about solar energy.
A friend of mine told me how much it cost him to have solar power installed in his house, and I really cannot help but believe that the price to have solar power installed either in your house or your shop is one of the reasons many people are yet to adopt this source of energy. The price was outrageous and not something you wake up one morning and have installed; instead, it requires planning and even savings, as it is a huge sum, and I believe it is one of the reasons many are yet to adopt it, as it saves one from relying on our unreliable power holding companies.
