Abstract
The yearly growth in worldwide energy usage, coupled with the associated environmental problems and worries, are major factors driving the widespread adoption of sustainable and renewable energy on a global scale. Solar energy systems have garnered significant attention in the past decade, surpassing other forms of renewable energy systems. Nevertheless, renewable energies might still cause negative environmental impacts. Therefore, it is crucial to prioritise careful consideration and implement appropriate precautionary measures. This report delivers a detailed assessment of the environmental impacts of both established and innovative solar energy solutions, shedding light on their effects on the ecosystem, considering their impact on the environment at both small and large sizes. The study examines both the associated advancements and the crucial components in their systems. The strategy encompasses all steps, commencing with the designs, and progressing through the manufacture, materials, construction or installation phases, as well as the operation lifetime and decommissioning. This article explores targeted strategies for various systems, including waste reduction and recycling, as well as providing technically and ecologically beneficial suggestions for minimising their effects.
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