PV System

The primary and most important application of a photovoltaic system is the generation of clean, renewable electricity. Since photovoltaic cells convert sunlight into electricity, this energy source is inherently renewable, as long as the sun continues to shine, the electricity will continue to flow.

PV systems also do not produce any harmful emissions, such as carbon dioxide. This lack of emissions makes solar energy clean and therefore not harmful to the environment nor a contributor to climate change.

PV systems also have the potential to offer solar power to localized, underserved communities. With the rapid development of commercial PV technology, consumers can install small PV systems on their homes or businesses, supplying themselves with clean solar energy and potentially earning extra income by selling excess energy back to the grid.

Finally, PV systems, especially those with built-in BESS, have the potential to alleviate grid instability by providing a renewable source of solar energy if the main grid goes down.