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Q: Why cannot we rely on solar cells to supply all the electricity you need?
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What percent of the world's electricity do solar cells supply?

about 0.05%


What SC make electricity using electricity using energy from the sun?

Solar Cells


Cells that convert solar energy directly into electricity are called?

Photovoltaic cells converts solar energy into electricity.


What do Solar cells convert?

Solar cells convert light directly into electricity


How can you make solar cells for electricity from solar cells for heating?

Solar cells for electricity and solar cells for heating are two very different things, so it doesn't make much sense to convert one into the other.


Why are solar cells particularly suitable for developing?

Developing countries often do not have an extensive electricity supply and grid. Villages may be far from this grid and electricity is thus not available. Solar cells can fill this gap and provide local electricity. Developing countries are also largely close to the tropics where there is an abundance of sun.


How can electricity be derived from solar cells?

Solar cells have stored solar energy that is converted into electrical energy.


Do solar cells produce electricity with the assistance of a turbine?

No. Solar cells have no moving parts.


What do solar cells do?

Solar AKA photovoltaic cells turn (sun) light into electricity.


What does solar cells do?

Solar AKA photovoltaic cells turn (sun) light into electricity.


What device is used to convert solar energy to electricity?

solar cells are used to convert solar energy to electricity.


Why are solar cells particularly suitable for developing countries?

Developing countries often do not have an extensive electricity supply and grid. Villages may be far from this grid and electricity is thus not available. Solar cells can fill this gap and provide local electricity. Developing countries are also largely close to the tropics where there is an abundance of sun.