Pollution control through solar 

Global warming is something we read about nearly every day. This summer, many climate-related events have caused tremendous concern around the world. Japan is experiencing the hottest temperatures since weather measurements began. California is seeing much larger and more dangerous wildfires than ever before. Europe and Canada are seeing heat-related deaths on an alarming scale. Is man to blame for this pollution? The answer, according to climate scientists is yes. Can man do anything to reverse this process? The answer to that is also yes. Fortunately, the development of more efficient and cost-effective solar panels is making it possible for millions of people to generate their own electricity. Due to technological innovations in solar, there are many ways to incorporate solar power into our daily lives. The energy is free, it’s easily accessible, and producing it is free from carbon emissions. Considering all the great benefits, it is surprising that solar energy is not more widely used. Advances in technology mean that it’s not as difficult to manufacture solar panels, which makes them cheaper, and today’s solar panels can absorb more energy with a smaller surface space. Today, technology has arrived that makes clear solar panels, which will be used on office buildings to generate large amounts of non-polluting energy.

Take advantage of solar technology today

Outdoor lighting: Many people leave electric path lights on all night to light walkways for safety reasons. This uses electricity, but if they’re solar-powered, you won’t have to worry about whether they’re turned off each night. Because there are no wires, solar-powered path and accent lights are normally easy to install. Some companies offer strands of solar-powered string lights to decorate your yard or porch, so you can enjoy the lights without feeling guilty about using electricity from fossil fuel sources.

Chargers: Chargers for phones and other devices are a big source of vampire energy. Place your charging station by a sunny window and use solar chargers as an alternative. Also consider fresh inventions seen in other countries, such as solar sockets that stick onto a window or a magazine that does double duty as a charger. 

Solar toys: Children are very impressionable and they love gadgets of all types. Get your children interested in solar at an early age with the wide range of solar powered toys available. They’re as simple as solar beads that change color when exposed to sunlight or as elaborate as solar-powered robots. It’s a fun way to educate kids about the power of the sun. Once they grow into adulthood, they’ll understand the importance of renewable energy and hopefully, their generation will find more ways to harness it.

Cars with solar features

Some cars already use solar technology. People like to park in the hot sun if their car has a solar roof, like some Prius models. The solar roof panels on this car power a fan that keeps the air circulating, lowering the interior temperature while parked.

Solar power is here to stay, and the sooner you explore how much you can save, the sooner you can enjoy the benefits of residential solar power. Go to HahaSmart.com and try our price checker tool. It tells you how much solar power you need, and how much you can save.

Please visit our solar blog to find out more about the benefits of going solar.