As of March 2025, renewable energy sources account for 35% of global electricity generation. But here's the kicker – solar and wind power still face intermittency challenges that keep utilities awake at night. When clouds roll over solar farms or wind speeds drop unexpectedly, grid operators need backup solutions fast. This fundamental limitation explains why we've only achieved partial decarbonization despite massive renewable infrastructure investments.
With global solar capacity projected to grow 22% year-over-year through 2025 , choosing the right photovoltaic (PV) system supplier has become mission-critical. But here's the rub – not all "solar power suppliers" deliver equal value. Some offer Band-Aid solutions with outdated technology, while others push untested components that fail within 18 months. Let's cut through the noise.
You know, 72% of solar panel buyers regret their purchase within 18 months – not because the technology failed, but because they picked the wrong supplier. The solar market’s grown 240% since 2020, but this explosion brought both innovation and confusion. Let’s cut through the noise.
Well, here's something you don't hear every day - Kenya's solar panel market is booming while prices keep falling. The average cost for residential solar panels currently ranges between $0.55 to $2.80 per watt, with complete off-grid systems starting at $450. But why does this matter for Kenyan households and businesses? Let's break it down.
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