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It is a renewable energy source generated by the sun that provides radiant light and heat.

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Solar power is solar technologies that convert sunlight into electrical energy. Solar power commonly use photovoltaic (PV) panels or use mirrors that concentrate the solar radiation. This renewable source of energy can be used to generate electricity,  stored in batteries or other thermal storage.

By 2019, solar power capacity reached 623 gigawatts globally.

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Pollution free - no greenhouse gas emissions released into the atmosphere.

It is a renewable clean power and clean energy production from the sun.

Solar energy will not run out, the solar energy is accessible for us everyday as long as there is the sun.

Energy independence - you have control over your energy source.

Environmental friendly

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High initial cost

Solar power stop generating electricity when the sun is down

Require a wide area of space for the solar power

May be sensitive upon your location, (doesn't work efficiently in different location) - If it is build in a place where it is particularly shaded, it will be  difficult for the solar cells to collect energy.

Amount of energy vary depending on the sun's intensity - if the sun does not shine, the solar panels won't be able to generate power.

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Countries that use Solar Power as their renewable source of energy

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Countries that use Solar Power as their renewable source of energy

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The top first country that is recorded in 2019 to use the highest solar power is China. China, by far in 2019, world’s largest installed solar energy fleet. It was mentioned that their solar power provide 205 gigawatts (GW).

United States has become the world’s second-largest installed solar capacity in 2019. It has a total of  76 gigawatts (GW) and produced a total of 93.1 terawatt hour (TWh) of electricity.

Followed by Japan, Germany, and India.

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https://scienceexchange.caltech.edu/topics/sustainability/solar-energy-definition

https://www.energy.gov/eere/solar/how-does-solar-work

https://www.nsenergybusiness.com/features/solar-power-countries-installed-capacity/

https://greenerenergygroup.co.uk/solar-advantages-and-disadvantages/

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A Science Journey with Jake Evans - Fueling the World Engine: Chemistry for Solar Fuels

Renewable Energy Market Update - 2022

Caltech-led Research Partnership Lands a $60 Million Department of Energy Project to Advance Fuels from Sunlight

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A Science Journey with Jake Evans - Fueling the World Engine: Chemistry for Solar Fuels Renewable Energy Market Update - 2022 Caltech-led Research Partnership Lands a $60 Million Department of Energy Project to Advance Fuels from Sunlight