That depends on the power consumption of the home and the size of the panels. A typical home can be powered with about 7 to 10 Kw's of panels. Energy conservation techniques would need to be enforced to stay with those parameters. I have 2 Kw's of panels on my home and power over 20% of my home on the panels. Your results will vary by location and energy requirements.
sunlight and photovoltaic panels (solar cells/panels) also electronic power inverters to change the DC from the panels into AC to send to the power grid.
sunlight and photovoltaic panels (solar cells/panels) also electronic power inverters to change the DC from the panels into AC to send to the power grid.
Absolutely! Solar powered panels can have high enough power ratings to power a home. The available power would far exceed what is needed to terminate a life through electrocution.
Depends on how big the town is to answer this question.
Specification on 'How large is the City?' is needed to answer this question.
No, there is a lot of "stuff" that is not green needed to make the panels etc. Hydroelectric power is perhaps the greenest.
This is an excellent website that will teach you everything you need to know about building solar panels: http://www.mdpub.com/SolarPanel/. Solar Panels are made up of solar cells, that convert sun energy into usable electricity. Normally the cells charge a bank of batteries that will power an inverter, which converts the DC into AC. You can now plug in devices and appliances you wish to power from your solar panels.
Solar power is harnessed through solar panels
solar energy, solar panels
The answer will depend on where on earth the solar panels are located, how efficient the panels are at converting solar radiation into electricity.
solar energy, solar panels
Fossil fuels are used in the production of solar panels because they are needed to power the manufacturing processes that create the panels. This includes activities like mining raw materials, transportation, and running factories.