"Revolutionizing Renewable Energy: An Innovative Solar Energy Plan for a Sustainable Future"
- Omar Noormahomed
- Jul 29, 2024
- 4 min read
I've had visions of future shimmering solar panels on all our London buses, trains and cargo trucks, collecting and storing natural energy for public use. The future of renewable energy seems brighter than ever, the hum of innovation is in the air, all pointing towards one thing - a sustainable future powered by the sun.
My name is Omar Noormahomed, and today, I want to discuss an exciting prospect of solar energy distribution in the United Kingdom.
Embracing Sustainability
The shift towards renewable energy sources is not just a choice; it's a revolution. The need to reduce carbon footprint and combat climate change has led us to look up to the sky, where the solution shines bright every day. Solar energy holds immense potential in reshaping our energy landscape. The beauty of solar power lies in its abundance, accessibility, and most importantly, its sustainability.
A Glimpse Into the Solar Energy Distribution Plan
This ambitious solar energy distribution plan is nothing short of awe-inspiring. The roadmap to a future powered by clean energy involves strategic placements of solar panels, harnessing the sun's energy to generate electricity, and revolutionizing the way we power our homes, businesses, and industries. This comprehensive plan aims to not just meet current energy demands but to pave the way for a greener tomorrow.
My proposition is for the Government to regulate, Civil Services, TFL and UK transport companies, cargo companies, livestock companies and all large oranisations with fleets of HGV and smaller vehicles to equip all of their vehicles with solar panels. These solar panels will collect clean energy that can then be deposited at their collection depo or the local deposit depo to where they stop overnight or process there cargo. This can then be stored in an energy vault connected to the main grid where it can be bought, traded or distributed to accounts or properties for usage. I say they've missed-out on billions of pounds of free energy already!
A residential setup will produce 250 – 400 watts (1kW – 4kW) per hour. The Energy Saving Trust estimate the average 3 bed home will use 3000kWh per year. One 4kW system will on average generate around 3,400kWh of energy per year. Five hours of sunlight is estimated to produce 335×5 x8 = 13,400w or 13.4kW.
It is said that on a cloudy day there’s a 10%-25% reduction in efficiency but Germany have shown through their growth, producing 25% of the worlds solar power that the clouds can be a benefit to a degree as the phenomenon called the “Edge of Cloud effect” increases the output of solar panels.
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Benefits Galore
The advantages of solar energy distribution extend far beyond environmental benefits. Not only does solar power reduce carbon emissions, but it also helps in cutting electricity bills, making energy more affordable and accessible to all. By embracing solar energy, we are not just investing in our future but also creating jobs, fostering innovation, and enhancing energy security for generations to come.
If every trade and public transport vehicle, every high rise city building, every hospital and school, every bus and tram stop, and all of the aforementioned were connected to the UK grid via a solar power network our Community Councils will be able to use the energy to trade for services. Governments can trade directly with international parties and companies within our trade laws. Public transport can reimburse for failed services without taking from the pot. Small businesses can compensate for losses by transferring energy to the Government.
If a private citizen has solar panels they too will be able to subsidise payments with the transferring of energy to their landlords, Government or for bank loans. Banks can allow citizens and businesses to invest their extra energy. In general terms energy will be a new transparent means of payment for people and businesses, freeing up cash to secure the future of our country and our economy.
This is a costly innovation but it is one we can do just by adding equipment to our current situation.
Overcoming Challenges & Joining Hands for a Sustainable Future
While the future of solar energy distribution in the UK shines bright, we must address the challenges that come with such a monumental shift. From infrastructural requirements to energy storage solutions, every hurdle is an opportunity for growth and innovation. By investing in research, development, and adaptation, we can overcome these obstacles and propel the solar energy revolution forward.
Imagine a world where every ray of sunshine is harnessed to assist us in our daily lives. The dream of a sustainable future is within reach, and it begins with each one of us. By supporting solar energy initiatives, advocating for clean energy policies, and making conscious choices in our daily routines, we can all be torchbearers of change. Together, we can turn this vision into a reality and pave the way for a brighter, cleaner, and greener future.
In conclusion, the future of British solar energy is not just promising; it's inevitable. With a robust distribution plan, unwavering commitment to sustainability, and collective effort towards a common goal, we are charting a new course towards a renewable energy future. Let's embrace the sun, harness its power, and illuminate a path towards a brighter tomorrow. Because when it comes to solar energy, the sky's the limit!
Renewable Solar Energy and distribution plan
by Omar Noormahomed.
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