What is a solar energy introduction slide?

This Solar Energy Introduction presentation slide can be used to inform uses of solar power, its advantages, disadvantages, comparison of current state of electricity versus solar empowerment, its application guide and your future state of this source.

What is solar energy & solar power plants?

Solar power is the conversion of sunlight into electricity, through directly using photovoltaic (PV). Photovoltaic convert light into electric current using the photoelectric effect. This document discusses solar energy and solar power plants. It describes how solar radiation is harnessed using technologies like solar heating and photovoltaics.

What are the fundamentals of solar PV systems?

This document provides an overview of fundamentals of solar PV systems. It discusses solar energy basics and the solar spectrum. It describes the construction and working principle of photovoltaic cells made of semiconductors like silicon.

What are the different types of solar power generation technologies?

There are two main technologies for solar power generation: solar photovoltaics and solar chimney technologies. Solar photovoltaics convert sunlight directly into electricity via photovoltaic cells. They can be ground mounted or space based. Floating solar chimney technology uses the greenhouse effect to power turbines.

Why do you need a presentation about solar energy?

A presentation that talks about the introduction of solar energy gives service providers an impactful tool that enhances the working knowledge of solar panels and its requirements in the minds of their potential customers. These slides are easy to understand, and with their proper use, you can build a pool of knowledge among your customers.

How much power does a solar panel need?

PV addresses the energy problem , which many passionately want to solve. By 2050 the world will need ~ 30 TW of power. Some think PV could provide 20 % of that. It takes a panel rated at 5 W, to average 1 W of power through the day and year, so we would need 30 TW of PV capacity. At $1/W, the industry would take in $30 trillion.