400 million people in India go without electricity and are less productive as a result. The candles and lanterns they use are damaging to their animals and dirty the walls with soot. With solar power hundreds of millions of people would gain access to the power and most importantly light they need to remain active when the power grid shuts down (which occurs often) or just simply when it gets dark. The long-term effect of solar panels would be a world that would never fear a loss of a supply of power and global warming, because solar panels do not produce CO2 like fossil fuels. First the developing countries will fully assimilate solar panels into their power sources and soon after that more developed countries will follow, with the end result being a completely green planet. The money to be made is also of interest to rural citizens, as they would receive free electricity and actually be able to sell their remaining electricity. Poor rural citizens can also receive cheap energy, as the solar panel prices are going down to where people can afford them, and companies are willing to provide energy to users for roughly $2 a month as long as they can keep and sell the remaining energy produced. Solar panels are not only becoming cheaper, but they are also producing cheaper energy, solar energy is a renewable resource making it much cheaper than fossil fuels. There is a downside though; in order to use …show more content…
Millions of citizens are affected by solar panels; its technological features provide data used to keep a high efficiency and beat back global warming without consequences. The world will eventually submit to the future of energy and join the solar revolution, making a planet that benefits everyone. Global warming and poverty will lessen and energy will become cheap. Solar panels are the future and will eventually take the role of fossil fuels unless the sun