No it will work exactly the same you will just have a longer lasting period of power.
solar energy cannot be collected at night or cloudy days, and when they turn the solar {sunlight} to make energy it releases a harmful chemical.
SUMMER
solar energy is available only when the sun is shining. Solar collectors and cells work less efficiently on cloudy days. they don't work at all at night. and during winter, when days are short, the collectors and cells generate less energy.
If it is cloudy or rainy for a few days strait you may have trouble using solar energy
Solar energy has been in continual use since the earliest days of our planet. Anything that grows runs on solar energy. The earliest men understood that the sunlight was necessary for things to grow, and later, to help dry food for preservation. That's "solar energy".
Because whe it is winter to norther hemisphere is pointing away from the sun which means lower temperatures, but in summer it is pointing to the sun which means warmer temperatures.
Have you heard of CO2... And BTW it's a nearly infinite source of energy.
In India we have 300 sunny days - but we ignore this renewable energy to produce electricity.
Solar power is considered a renewable energy source, simply because we always will generally have sunlight. Cloudy days and night time aside.
It's a success, in the way that it is true that solar energy does produce energy. However, there are many problems with this source of energy. For example, on cloudy days, it won't work as well, and at night it won't work at all. Some people save energy in batteries for nighttime from solar energy, but batteries can't hold all that much energy, and once they are used they have to be disposed of, which pollutes the Earth. So it does provide sufficient energy, given that it is sunny. Though, it isn't very widely used. Out of all the sources of energy, I believe only 0.5% is solar.
This may be a vague reference to the fact that there are roughly 2 of Venus's "solar days" in one Venus year.
Summer Days happened in 2006.