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SOLAR ENERGY ANALYSIS AS THE DEFINITIVE RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE

Nwobodo Harmony N., Okoye, F.A.

2017ensolarenergyrenewablephotovoltaicssustainability

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Energy created from natural procedures and are constantly replenished is known as renewable energy. These consist of water, geothermal, solar, heat, wind, tides, and various forms of biomass. The most ultimate and important source of renewable energy is the energy from the sun (solar energy). This is because it is independent of climatic changes and is being utilized in many applications. This paper discusses the analysis of solar energy as the ultimate energy source among other renewable energy sources. It emphasizes that renewable energy is clean, non-polluting and occurs naturally, making it sustainable and reliable for long-lasting applications. The technologies for harnessing solar energy, such as solar thermal energy, photovoltaic systems, and other methods, are explored, focusing on their categorization into passive and active solar techniques. This comprehensive analysis highlights the advantages and potential of solar energy, demonstrating its importance as a key player in the transition towards more sustainable energy systems.

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