The sun is a great source of energy in our solar system. It takes about 8 minutes for solar photons to reach our planet. This phenomenon is an extraordinary peak in the universe, in which has caused every living thing to rely on the power of the sun to survive. Our world receives a lot of energy from the sun in one day, so that if it is used optimally, the entire population of the earth can consume this specific amount of the energy in the whole year.

Photovoltaic technology (PV) was first developed in 1950 to generate electricity. Today, after seven decades, with the advancement of photovoltaic technology, solar energy is becoming cheaper and more efficient and converted into electricity. In fact, based on high global demand and scientific studies, in the near future most of the electricity generated will be based on non-polluting resources mostly by renewable energies. Currently, the cost of using solar energy is quite competitive compared to other common sources of production such as fossil fuels. Also, this method of energy production has less impact on the climate, water resources and carbon dioxide gas production, which makes it more attractive for our country’s conditions. Overall, in today’s world, the future of solar energy production is along with its long-term benefits is brighter than ever. The world’s environmental problems have led to efforts to improve and advance the clean energy resources.