Solar energy is the cheapest way to produce electricity in most places around the world. The cost to install utility-scale solar has dropped by 88% over the last decade, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency, accelerating the deployment of solar energy.
With over 12 GWp of solar power projects developed and connected worldwide, Recurrent Energy brings extensive experience in delivering reliable, large-scale solar solutions. Our proven track record reflects a strong technical foundation and long-term commitment to advancing solar power as a competitive and dependable energy source across global markets.
Solar photovoltaic (“PV”) panels typically consist of silicon, tempered glass, aluminum, copper, and semiconductor materials. Silicon, an element most commonly found in sand, has conductive properties that allow it to absorb and convert sunlight into electricity. When light interacts with a silicon cell, it causes electrons to be set into motion, which initiates a flow of electric current in a process known as the “photovoltaic effect”.
A solar power plant consists of a series of solar panels connected with electric conversion equipment that process the sun’s power into energy that can be used in your household. Like traditional power plants, solar power plants deliver energy onto the electrical grid to be distributed to businesses and households in neighboring communities.
Yes. Because the PV panel materials are enclosed and do not mix with water or vaporize into the air, there is little-to-no risk of chemicals, including greenhouse gases, being released into the environment during normal use.
All Recurrent Energy’s solar facilities are designed to meet strict electrical safety standards, ensuring safe operation throughout the project life.