Solar Power. How its produced Solar energy comes from the rays of the sun, once it reaches the earth it can be converted into other types of energy. With.

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Solar Power

How its produced Solar energy comes from the rays of the sun, once it reaches the earth it can be converted into other types of energy. With the use of solar panels the suns rays can be turned into thermal or heat energy Thermal energy creates steam from heating a liquid to produce steam. The steam is then used in order to power a generator.

How its transported to the consumer Electric power transmission is when large amounts of energy are produced at power plants. industrial-scale solar facilities, are transported over long distances for consumers to use

How the consumer will use the energy Heat house’s Heat water Electricity Batteries

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