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1. SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC – HOW IT WORKS
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2. HOW DOES THE SOLAR
PHOTOVOLTAIC
WORKS?
Solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels on the roofs of homes
and businesses capture the sun's energy to generate
electricity cleanly and quietly. Light energy is
converted directly into electricity by transferring
sunlight photon energy into electrical energy. This
conversion takes place within cells of specially
fabricated semiconductor crystals.
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3. While it might be true that solar cannot generate electricity all
the time, it does generate electricity when it is needed most –
during the day and on hot sunny days when electricity demand
is at its peak driven by air-conditioners.
Importantly, electricity is generated at the point of demand where people live and work which means there is no need to
transfer the energy long distances across expensive
infrastructure.
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4. Solar PV power is installed on almost 200,000 rooftops across
Australia. At the end of September 2010 we had over 300
megawatts of solar PV capacity installed nationwide - an
increase of almost 10 times in less than two years.
The majority of solar PV installations are grid-connected
systems. However solar PV also has a long history of supplying
reliable 'off grid' power to remote and regional Australian
communities.
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5. With the right federal policy in place providing incentives for
take-up, we can ensure continued growth of Australia's solar PV
industry. The Clean Energy Council is actively advocating for a
gross metering feed in tariff that will be set high enough and for
long enough to encourage increased take-up of the technology
nationwide.
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6. Solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels are generally fitted on the roof in
a northerly direction and at an angle to maximise the amount
of sunlight that hits the panels.
Solar PV panels on the roofs of homes and businesses generate
clean electricity by converting the energy in sunlight. This
conversion takes place within modules of specially fabricated
materials that make up the solar panels. It is a relatively simple
process that requires no moving parts. In most cases solar
panels are connected to the mains power supply through a
device called an inverter.
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7. Solar panels are different to solar hot water systems, which are
also mounted on household roof-tops but use the heat from
the sun to provide hot water for household uses.
The technology to convert sunlight into electricity was
developed in the 19th century, but it was only in the second
half of the 20th century that development accelerated behind
the need to provide reliable supplies of electricity in remote
locations – from satellites in space to outback Australia.
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8. Solar panels have been installed on the rooftops of houses and
other buildings in Australia since the 1970s. Currently there are
more than 100,000 solar panel systems safely and reliably
delivering clean electricity across Australia.
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