Best Solar Panels

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2021/11/02

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As the debate on climate change is getting more and more attention across countries and many new targets and oaths are being taken, many homeowners are looking for solutions that can help them reduce the carbon footprint. Sustainability, environment protection, and net carbon zero have become the buzz words with COP26, (26th Conference of Parties being held at Glasgow) renewable resources of energy are being advocated for adoption. Solar energy, therefore, becomes one of the possible solutions that can help mitigate the carbon emissions in the best possible way. An interesting fact is that 1 KW solar panel in its entire lifespan can help reduce the CO2 emissions equivalent to 14 fully grown trees for the same period. So practically it’s the saving of money or we may say the investment of money and direct contribution to the ecosystem with green energy solutions. How many types of Solar Panels exist, and which one is best? There are various types of solar panels that exist – Polycrystalline solar panel, mono PERC solar panel, and Bifacial solar panel, however, it is important to choose the appropriate one for your needs. So practically, it is advised to follow a 5-point checklist to conclude which solar panel is most ideal. These 5 points are – Technology Efficiency Durability Temperature coefficient Customer Review 1. Technology There has been a constant quest on improving the basic integration and technology which is for the betterment of solar energy users. There have been advancements in technology over a period. About 4 years back almost 90% of solar panels used to be polycrystalline that was deployed for most of the applications and about 10% were monocrystalline panels. As we are progressing, more awareness amongst customers is helping them identify the right solution and monocrystalline and bifacial solar panels are being adopted with bifacial being the latest technology in India, today. It is projected that in India, in the coming 10 years over 50% of homes