And More on Solar Energy
Solar power is the least efficient source of energy, with capacity factor ranging from 15% to 25%.
I wrote a detailed review about it, which you can read and, of course, share.
One of the most serious issues is the recycling of solar panels, which is still largely unresolved.
Recycling solar panels is difficult. The only place in the entire world that will recycle solar panels on an industrial scale is the first Return of Silicon Plant (ROSI) in France, which was just opened. A new study reveals that there is more.
The real lifetime of PV power plants is about half the planned time. After 10 years of operation the frequency of serious failures rises sharply. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0038092X23003080
So instead of the advertised 20-25 years of use, it is 10 years. It must be considered because many people purchase solar panels with the expectation that it will make their lives greener and less reliant on the government. That, as you can see, is a lie. It will make the solar panel recycling backlog even more difficult to overcome. On top of the general pollution, the pollution from wind turbines, lithium-ion batteries, and electric vehicles we will get even more.
As I previously stated, instead of making something more efficient and beneficial to the environment, we make it worse. All of this is paid for by you, because the pseudo-green narrative is subsidised by taxpayers.
The corporations behind it are the same ones that support COVID-19 vaccines and gender ideology. https://genuineprospect.com/2023/09/06/gene-products-as-covid-19-vaccines-climate-and-gender-ideology-are-pushed-by-the-same-people/
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