We're using at intervals but sometimes we use current. The lights effect and performance are different. It's good to use solar during blackouts.
Solar technology would save cost for businesses.
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I'm not saying that from a practical standpoint. If it was a sustainable so many countries would have consider using solar to generate electricity full time. Now, the major reason I said it is not sustainable is because if there is no sun you're not going to generate electricity. On rainy seasons in this part of the world, you may stay days without electricity.
Our electricity bill is still so high because we're using aircons in the evening during sleep time. And im the day 8 electric fans are running. It's so hot here in the Philippines.
This is applicable in areas where there is epileptic power supply.
Yeah, it is mostly for countries where there is epileptic power supply. Solar technology is a good alternative.
Switching to solar energy can help businesses to reduce their energy bills and save money in the long term but solar energy systems have a high upfront cost, but the savings generated by the system over its lifespan can be significant
The use of solar energy can be very beneficial most especially in countries where there is epileptic power supply.
Solar technology is good but it cannot be a hundred percent depended on. The reason is because it is not sustainable in the sense that it depends on the sun to operate.
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So can the sun be scarce? As far as the day breaks, your solar system is working. Just that it would not run optimally on rainy days.
That is why I said it is not sustainable. You don't expect the sun to shine all the time because there are days that may be rainy. So it should be an alternative.
I do think it is a good idea to install solar machines, lights, etc. It will surely decrease the costs in a particular company. Moreover, it is a trend that we can do this.
Yes solar system is now what most people in my area is using and even the solar system company has now made it easy for people who can not afford to pay at once, to pay little by little
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This is not even a valid concern for me. That's because the solar in my house still powers equipment on rainy days.
I actually know that solar energy is something that can be very sustainable depending on the amount of money you invested in the inverters that you install.
That means the things you use at your home do not have much capacity. It is not sustainable for business people who uses it.
