Panel Photovoltaics vs SUNTCO Liquid Solar Paint and Coatings
Annually approximately 90 petawatts (a petawatt is equal to one quadrillion watts) of sunlight reaches the Earth’s surface. This is almost 6,000 times more than the 15 terawatts (the terawatt is equal to one trillion watts) of average electrical power consumed by humans, globally. Additionally, solar electric generation has the highest power density among renewable energies. One can easily come to the conclusion that sunlight/light, of which we can and should take full advantage, is a naturally provided commodity unlike other exhaustible resources. Solar alternative-sciences and quantum leaps in technology of renewable energy will bring about abundant positive changes to our world.
The building blocks of PV technology are small solar cells, generally made from crystalline silicon, that produce electricity when they’re hit by sunlight. Since individual cells generate a tiny amount of power, they are usually grouped into solar modules two-to-four feet wide and four-to-six feet long to produce more current.
Unlike fossil fuel based technologies, solar power does not lead to any harmful emissions during operation, but the production of solar panels leads to some amount of pollution. This is often referred to as the energy input to output ratio. In some analysis, if the energy input to produce it is higher than the output it produces it can be considered environmentally more harmful than beneficial. SUNTCO has incorporated liquid lipid diodes into its electron-gathering design which negates the necessity of using modules to produce current.
SUNTCO’s Photovoltaic Liquid Application
Painting a building, for instance with SUNTCO Liquid Solar Paint and Coatings, which is managed through liquid diodes that collectively generate electricity when hit by light (not only sunlight), will lessen the need for unsightly solar modules seen perched atop a roof or grounded in the earth. SUNTCO will change the module concept to the production of applied liquid photovoltaics as spreads and coatings.
One example of our delivered liquid electricity will be to developing countries where many villages are often more than five kilometers away from grid power. The ease of use and affordability provides them a way to become more self-sufficient with Liquid Solar Paint and Coatings applied to their structures. In remote locations in India a rural lighting program has been providing solar powered LED lighting to replace kerosene lamps. The solar powered lamps were sold at the cost of a few months supply of kerosene. Here, again, a liquid power application can transform lives for many years to come through a new “truly” affordable means.
SUNTCO’s Liquid Solar Paint and Coatings will be applied to the sides of buildings, roofs and any applicable surfaces as a paint or coating by licensed contractors who have had application training by skilled SUNTCO specialists. This assurance is part of a total quality commitment by the firm and all of its distributors.
