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2. Salam, selepas mendangar berita.. Perasaan Marah & Happy becampur baur bah…..
   Ok, Lets talk about Buying Electric energy from another country.. KENAPA? Pasal penbangunan yang getting naik & we need electric energy setiap masa.. banyak perumahan need more resource … but than ada masih jalan lain selain membali from other country… enda kan menaikna economi negeri lain.. why don’t we another alternative lain….USE SOLAR SYSTEM… I know a lot of question will be ask.
   1. Expensive? Yes it is .. Tapi last long which we need to buy fromm other country ones in our life time (isyallah)
   2. Space? we have a lot of high land even low land that can be rented.
   3. Maintenance? We can send our local engineering graduate to attend school or special training and after they graduate they can recruit the new employee which we can save cost.
   There`s a lot of advantages which save cost
   • After the initial investment has been recovered, the energy from the sun is practically FREE.
   • The recovery/ payback period for this investment can be very short depending on how much electricity your household uses.
   • Financial incentives are available form the government that will reduce your cost.
   • If your system produces more energy than you use, your utility company can buy it from you, building up a credit on your account! This nifty little scheme is called “net-metering”.

   • It will save you money on your electricity bill if you have one at all.
   • Solar energy does not require any fuel.
   • It’s not affected by the supply and demand of fuel and is therefore not subjected to the ever-increasing price of gasoline.
   • The savings are immediate and for many years to come.
   • The use of solar energy indirectly reduces health costs.
   Environmentally friendly
   • Solar Energy is clean, renewable (unlike gas, oil and coal) and sustainable, helping to protect our environment.
   • It does not pollute our air by releasing carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxide, sulphur dioxide or mercury into the atmosphere like many traditional forms of electrical generation does.
   • Therefore Solar Energy does not contribute to global warming, acid rain or smog.
   • It actively contributes to the decrease of harmful green house gas emissions.
   • It’s generated where it is needed.
   • By not using any fuel, Solar Energy does not contribute to the cost and problems of the recovery and transportation of fuel or the storage of radioactive waste.
   Independent/ semi-independent
   • Solar Energy can be utilized to offset utility-supplied energy consumption. It does not only reduce your electricity bill, but will also continue to supply your home/ business with electricity in the event of a power outage.
   • A Solar Energy system can operate entirely independently, not requiring a connection to a power or gas grid at all. Systems can therefore be installed in remote locations (like holiday log cabins), making it more practical and cost-effective than the supply of utility electricity to a new site.
   • The use of Solar Energy reduces our dependence on foreign and/or centralized sources of energy, influenced by natural disasters or international events and so contributes to a sustainable future.
   • Solar Energy supports local job and wealth creation, fuelling local economies.
   Low/ no maintenance

   • Solar Energy systems are virtually maintenance free and will last for decades.
   • Once installed, there are no recurring costs.
   • They operate silently, have no moving parts, do not release offensive smells and do not require you to add any fuel.
   • More solar panels can easily be added in the future when your family’s needs grow.
   But there are Disadvantages aslo
   • The initial cost is the main disadvantage of installing a solar energy system, largely because of the high cost of the semi-conducting materials used in building one.
   • The cost of solar energy is also high compared to non-renewable utility-supplied electricity. As energy shortages are becoming more common, solar energy is becoming more price-competitive.
   • Solar panels require quite a large area for installation to achieve a good level of efficiency.
   • The efficiency of the system also relies on the location of the sun, although this problem can be overcome with the installation of certain components.
   • The production of solar energy is influenced by the presence of clouds or pollution in the air.
   • Similarly, no solar energy will be produced during nighttime although a battery backup system and/or net metering will solve this problem.
   • As far as solar powered cars go - their slower speed might not appeal to everyone caught up in today’s rat race.

   As you can see there are many Solar Energy Advantages
   Disadvantages can be found in any product or system, but it
   is important to know that they can be managed in this case.

   So…. Nothing`s come free, nothing advantages that don’t have disadvantages…… Mudahan tah our natural resource betahan as long as we leave … but think about it… if we built the the Solar system boleh menolong our own people in every single way..specially , pekerjaan, econimi tani circle inside of our country and yet… we are improving our standard of leaving…

   salam

   By Baby on Mar 18, 2010

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