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We use tidal, geothermal, wind and solar.

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Currently, the sun burns hydrogen. One day when all the hydrogen is gone, it will switch to helium—but that doesn’t matter for solar panels. They’ll continue to use the sun’s rays to create electricity to power our homes.

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You can use solar power to run air conditioners, hot water heaters, and everything natural gas, electricity, or oil currently fuels. It’s the cheaper, safer, and more eco-friendly solution.

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Most homes consume nearly 11,000 kilowatt-hours of energy each year, 1 meaning that to power your entire home off the grid, you’d need upwards of 30 250-watt solar panels that get a daily average of four hours of full sunlight.

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Sunlight takes a little over eight minutes to reach Earth and a few seconds longer to make contact with your solar panels.

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Solar power harnesses the natural energy of the sun to produce electricity. Specifically, solar cells capture certain wavelengths of solar radiation and convert them to electricity for our homes, calculators, and more.