Is Solar Power the Answer to the Global Energy Crisis?
Solar energy represents a transformative solution to the world’s growing energy crisis. From rural New Mexico to African villages and urban Europe, this renewable power source showcases its versatility and potential.
Early pioneers, like the Stevensons, demonstrated off-grid living, while large-scale projects in Africa and France integrated solar into infrastructure. However, challenges such as high costs, inconsistent policies, and infrastructure limitations hinder its widespread adoption.
Despite these hurdles, solar energy continues to advance technologically, offering hope for a sustainable future.
By reducing reliance on fossil fuels and promoting local production, solar energy emerges as a pivotal force in global energy reform.
00:00:00 : Episode 1 – Developing Countries
00:50:19 : Episode 2 – Africa
21 Comments
Interesting…
Ça dépend de la région !
Njemačka se zadnjih godina isključivo fokusirala na solarnu industriju i na vjetroelektrane, a potpuno su zanemarili rude kao ugljen, naftu, plin. Potpuno su zabranili nuklearne elektrane i sad im industrija u recesiji
La solución para que se forre BlackRock, sí
this is the type of man i want
No è solo un modo per arricchirsi sulla pelle dei poveri 🇮🇹🤒
Solar panels are awesome👍
Yes I believe we can power the whole world 🌎 and I am also in a mental asylum getting the treatment I need.every day I am getting better and better!!😁😆🇺🇸
Short answer?
No!
No power at night.
Uses way too much land, easily damaged.
Nuclear is the solution.
meat is the problem
No
Australia doesn’t have an energy crisis. They have the largest clean coal reserves and sell most of its LNG. Australia has created an energy crisis and invited corruption at all levels within the”renewable energy industry “
If the temperature outside is lower the efficiency becomes higher, a panel in Switzerland produce by smaller sun mode than the same in the Philippines by 48°C by the very strong sun in the Philippines
A much needed valuable commodity in this rat race for a dollar 🐀 that we call civilization.
An estimated 20k children, working in informal mines in the Congo right now. Some as young as 6 years old.
Can I go around the back of Dave's house to see his backup diesel generator?
I'm surprised none of this has taken off where I live in Scotland?? 🙄
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i think solar has its place, but to fully power a nation, we need nuclear energy, is clean efficient and harmless
My son was a solar panel technician in Australia for 5 years and he tells me it takes 7 years optimal use for a solar panel to work off its carbon footprint plus they're hugely polluting to manufacture.
There is not energy crisis. The crisis is man made and designed by the world economic forum. They are destabilizing and deindustrializing the industrial world to create a post human world. Humans are the carbon they want to eradicate.