The solar energy boom has been increasing in recent years for various reasons. One of the main ones is that this innovative technology has managed to reduce costs and make it much more accessible, although it is not yet fully accessible.
This is important because with the help of the sun, we could produce more than a quarter of the world's electricity in 35 years, according to the International Energy Agency.
If we could obtain that amount of energy by 2050, we would prevent 6 billion tons of CO2 from being released into the environment each year; This could help stop climate change. Reports from the International Energy Agency show that photovoltaic panel systems could cover 16% of the world's energy needs and concentrated solar energy could contribute another 11% by the middle of the century.
So far the idea of increasingly adopting the use of solar energy sounds good but to develop it in the necessary proportions, the support of energy policy makers in each government is needed, this is the main challenge. Since solar energy requires heavy investments, developers need to inspire investor confidence so they know that their money will be a trustworthy investment in the future and above all profitable for them and of benefit to thousands of people who still do not have access to energy..
