Kathmandu. A new type of solar wall has now been developed in Germany. It is cheaper than the traditional wall used to build walls. It can convert the sun’s energy into electricity from both sides. This innovation is working as a renewable energy source for homes and farms.
These solar walls are now a cost-effective and sustainable option, compared with long-rising prices for timber and other traditional building materials. This has led consumers to energy independence and created new markets for the expansion of clean energy.
Each solar wall panel is designed in a modular design to receive sunlight from both ends. Which can be added according to the needs of the site. Its form helps to extract energy effectively even in foggy weather, including low or dim sunlight.
A 10-meter-long solar wall can provide enough power to power a home’s security system, lighting systems, and small household appliances. This new energy generation system has become very popular in both local and rural areas because of its natural integration with a garden or field.
Its affordable cost and easy installation process have played an important role in the rapid spread of this technology. Recent tests have shown that solar walls are cheaper than expensive construction materials like wood and cost less to install. As a result, both private and business customers are attracted to this technology.
Existing projects and partnerships in Germany indicate that the technology will spread rapidly. Public and private investors are paying attention to this area and it is expected to contribute significantly to the renewable energy targets up to 2030.
This innovation has far-reaching implications. This increases access to clean energy in the home and agricultural sectors. This saves energy costs. Electricity experts say that this technology will give a new dimension to clean energy production in both the household and commercial sectors. ’
Future steps include extensive market research, efforts to increase efficiency in different weather conditions, and the search for a combination with energy storage systems. This technology could also be a potential alternative in traditional rural areas such as Nepal. Where both the fence and the energy are needed.
Germany’s “solar wall” technology has set a new benchmark for global renewable energy expansion, promoting sustainable and green design.
