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Solar for Good: Rays of hope for habitats and communities around the world

3/1/2019

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​It’s no secret that having a solar panel system on your home or business saves money, but the benefits of solar don’t stop there! Providing a clean and efficient form of energy is just the beginning of how truly powerful solar can be. Solar panel systems and advancements in solar power technologies are providing many benefits across the world, and are making positive impacts on people and the environment around them. From bees to drinking water, solar power is making waves of change across the planet we call home.

​Solar farms are popping up across the country, and
they are partnering with local wildflower experts and commercial beekeepers to create a safe habitat for bees. Solar farms have a lot of open space, so utilizing them for wildflowers and bees does not affect construction or production. Bees are not the only pollinators gaining a benefit from this partnership – butterflies and hummingbirds are also using these wildflower solar farm hybrids as a habitat. With constant urban development, these species are losing habitats rapidly. These pollinators are vital to our food production and native plant populations, and these solar farms are providing a sanctuary for them.

According to the UN, 2.1 billion people live without safe drinking water. A new development in solar technology is helping people gain access to clean water in areas where it has been
impossible before. Clean water is something that can be taken for granted in regions where it is easy to access, but in areas without this luxury, the effects are widespread. Poverty, disease, and food production all rely on clean water. A new solar technology called Source uses the sun to harvest clean drinking water from air vapor. Thanks to this technology, communities have been able to obtain reliable infrastructure for clean water and improve their quality of life.

These are just a few of the many examples of solar’s potential for improving lives and environments around the world. From a home or business to an entire community, solar is having lasting impacts. The world can shine brighter with solar energy on its side. You can be part of the change by contacting SunHarvest Solar today!

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