Throughout the developing world
Throughout the developing world
Solar Power
Throughout the developing world,
Millions of people rely on inefficient and hazardous kerosene lamps and candles to light their homes, which produce harmful indoor air pollutants.
The majority of people still cook and heat water using harmful and inefficient open fires.
Environmentally unfriendly batteries are used in radios and people often have to travel for miles to charge their mobile phone.
Source: Energy4Impack
Follow the Sun
Solar Power
Helio motion is an innovative, high efficiency, dual-axis tracking, solar power plant.
By following the sun from sunrise to sunset a Helio motion delivers 30-70% more energy per year,
than roof based solar panels with the same dimensions, yielding a quicker return on your investment.
Source: Heliomotion
If the earth is our home
The mother of all energy
If the earth is our home, we owe a lot to solar energy.
Just to offer some perspective, solar radiation is the key element of chlorophyll photosynthesis
which kickstarts the basis for life for most creatures that inhabit the planet.
Solar radiation is also the origin of winds, tides and fossil fuels:
the sun is the primary engine of almost all forms of energy on our planet.
Source: Enel Green Power
