There are very few disadvantages:
The disadvantages should not be seen as a hindrance, but rather as a challenge on which humans thrive. It would provide a great deal of employment as well as moral satisfaction. It takes a lot of political will to leave all that coal in the ground, but it MUST be done.
From: Coolgirl 1869
Solar power is great overall, but some disadvantages are that solar panels, installation, and repairs are VERY expensive. Also, the weather can effect the efficiency of the solar panels. Solar panels can only process energy throughout the day, even though it usually has enough power saved up to run everything all through the night, which is another disadvantage. And pollution levels can also effect the solar panels efficiency.
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The only disadvantage would be the initial set up equipment cost for a solar power plant. Apart from this the sun is an abundant and renewable source of energy and does not cause pollution too.
solar energy is
1 wasted
2 takes up large amount of space
3 the panels are expensive
4 energy can only be harnessed during the day
5 can't be used in all areas
6 solar energy is still being worked on
7 solar energy is not efficient
8 they haven't even tried to do to much with it
9 they have too many disadvantages
10 solar energy will be so hard to manage.
Solar energy has no drawbacks as far as I know. Perhaps one slight drawback is that the production of solar panels cannpt be done yet in an environmentally friendly way. Otherwise, solar energy has no negative sides whatsoever. And there is plenty of it! Personally I hope for smaller solar panels that are more powerful.
One disadvantage of using solar energy is paying for the installing of the merchandise to collect solar energy.
it requires equipment and installation that are expensive
the solar cell won't work at night or in the dark.
it requires areas with good sun exposure- apex
It requires a high initial investment- Apex
it requires equipment and installation that are expensive
it requires equipment and installation that are expensive
it requires equipment and installation that are expensive
There are a few drawbacks to solar energy. One main drawback is the sun only shines for a half a day and there is not any really good way to store it up during the day to use at night. Then of course even during the day clouds may block the sun. The other drawback is that the methods use to convert the solar energy (solar panels) are very inefficient. That means you need an awfull lot of them to get a usefull amount of energy. This takes up a lot of space and it also adds to the cost. Even though the sun's energy is free it still costs more (for now) to convert solar energy to electricity then it does to convert chemical energy from oil, gas or coal.
It requires equipment and installation that are expensive
Geothermal energy
A question about solar energy could be: what is solar energy?: what does solar energy do?:does solar energy do anything for the earth/planet?
Solar energy trapped from the sun is very useful to make electricity for use in homes. It is an alternative energy source for when the oil, coal and natural gas reserves run out. It is also a very eco-friendly energy source unlike fossil fuels because it doesnt release toxic fumes. The only drawback in using this energy soure is that its very expensive to maintain as the building of solar panels costs a lot of money.
I would not say so, but hydro is limited to suitable rivers and lakes, whilst solar works best in very sunny dry areas, so they are very different. Both are useful, solar is more widely available, but it has a drawback - night time.
the suns energy is solar energy because sun means solar so solar energy is from the sun
Solar energy is inexhaustible. Solar energy is not pollution. Solar energy can be used anywhere on Earth.
Solar systems get their energy from the sun. Solar energy is captured by a solar panel, or collector. This panel converts solar energy to electrical energy.