Abstract
Energy comes from a variety of natural sources, including the sun, nuclear power plants, and the chemical energy found in fuels. This study explores innovative solar-powered wireless charging methods for electric vehicles, aiming to enhance both efficiency and environmental sustainability. Traditional gasoline-powered vehicles contribute significantly to air pollution, noise pollution, and environmental degradation. In contrast, wireless charging technology, particularly through wireless power transmission (WPT), offers a cleaner alternative by eliminating the need for physical connections and reducing the associated emissions. The study highlights that WPT is not only reliable and effective but also operates silently, further contributing to a reduction in urban noise pollution. By integrating solar power, this method not only supports sustainable energy practices but also advances the push towards a cleaner and quieter future for transportation.
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