In recent years, the global call for clean energy has reached a crescendo, driven by an urgent need to combat the adverse effects of climate change. In Kenya, one of the shining stars in the renewable energy landscape is solar power. However, despite its undeniable benefits, solar energy has become shrouded in myths, casting shadows on its true potential. In this article, we debunk nine prevalent solar energy myths, shedding light on the realities that make solar power a beacon of hope for a sustainable future.
Myth 1: Solar panels do not work when it is cloudy or rainy.
Reality: Contrary to popular belief…