Abstract
The research shows a study of solar energy efficiency in the city of Samawah by using solar cells with some installations to generate electric energy and charge batteries for areas far from electric power plants and areas that are difficult to connect to the national electricity grid (off grid). Solar energy efficiency is calculated based on the average energy consumed within one home during 24 hours without interruption in those areas. Hence, this research focuses on designing a (photovoltaic system) to generate electrical energy consisting of solar cells with a charge regulator with a current inverter with rechargeable storage batteries. This system depends on the average amount of solar radiation falling in those areas and the high temperature of the sun, which is useful for charging and storing batteries faster.
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