But, despite the long history and seemingly established nature of the technology, innovation continues. In this article, I’m going to cover several things that show how this innovation continues, but first, let’s look at the long history real quick!Solar energy might seem like some new thing that came along during our lifetimes, or perhaps something that only became practical in the last few years, but this couldn’t be further from the truth.
The oil crisis of the 1970s led to a surge in interest in renewable energy sources, including solar power. Governments around the world began investing in solar technology, funding research, and offering incentives for solar installations. In the United States, President Jimmy Carter installed solar panels on the White House roof as a symbolic gesture to promote clean energy.
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The report goes on to show how it’s growing by leaps and bounds in Asia, but is still experiencing significant growth in Europe and the United States, too.