Solar energy systems generate energy by converting sunlight directly into electrical energy. This conversion process produces no air pollution, no carbon emissions and no environmentally harmful waste. These characteristics make solar energy a sustainable energy option that minimises the negative impact on the environment and aims to leave a healthy planet for future generations.
In addition, the use of solar energy systems promotes an approach to energy production based on local resources. This reduces dependence on imported energy and increases energy security. Solar energy can be used in any geographical location. This improves access to energy in rural and remote areas, reduces the cost of energy infrastructure and supports economic development. As a sustainable energy source, solar energy offers both economic and environmental benefits through low operating costs and environmentally friendly production processes. For these reasons, solar energy is seen as an important part of a sustainable future.