Electrician contractors get busier with solar installation

Solar installations keep them busy. (Photo Credits)

The higher demand for solar related installations, make electrician contractors all the more busy in the recent years.

In the United Kingdom for instance the website Independent reported that energy production via solar panels have already surpassed coal fire electricity. Builders and Contractors

“Research by the Carbon Brief website found that solar generated nearly 7,000 gigawatt hours of electricity between April and September, about 10 per cent more than the 6,300GwH produced by coal during the same period. The figures represent a dramatic turnaround in the UK’s electricity supplies.”

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Requirement for all new buildings

In the United States, San Francisco meantime became the first city to require the installation of solar panels on all new buildings in their jurisdiction. Electricians

“According to the San Francisco Examiner, starting Jan. 1 of next year, new commercial and residential buildings up to 10 stories high must install rooftop solar systems for heat or electricity. Buildings that are taller are exempt for now. The famously green metropolis is now the first major city in the U.S. to legislate such a requirement. San Francisco follows the footsteps of the smaller towns of Lancaster and Sebastopol. The municipalities, which are also in California, passed similar mandates in 2013.”

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In France, solar panels are being used to pave at least a thousand kilometer highway, as featured in the website Treehugger.com.

“According to Colas, the material is strong enough to stand up to regular traffic, even heavy trucks, and 20 m² of Wattway panels is said to provide enough electricity to power a single average home in France, with a 1-kilometer stretch of Wattway road able to ‘provide the electricity to power public lighting in a city of 5,000 inhabitants.’”

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Cleaner energy sources is now the way to go.