In my country, anytime we talk about electricity from the government, it is something that no one really relies on because it can disappoint at any time. It is just like a bus driver who says only one person is left for the bus to be filled, meanwhile there are still 10 empty spaces. One minute there is light, and the next minute, it is a total blackout. Just within a few minutes of starting this post, they have taken the light twice. At times, there is not always light for days, and at the beginning of every month, they bring a bill that should be paid before the end of the month to avoid disconnecting the wire, even though the electricity is wobbly.
Now, imagine having solar power. There is always sun almost every day if the weather is clear. It does not flaunt, unlike our electricity, where the grid collapses now and then or when the transformer blows or there is low current. It does not depend on us waiting for NEPA before they bring light, and it does not depend on wasting money on fuel to pour inside the generator. There is no need to depend on those two, because you can easily wake up and use light anytime you want simply with your panel connected with the solar.
Unlike the rest of the electricity generators, solar is still the only one that gives that pure vibe of not making noise and being safe to use without having to worry about harmful exhaust. Though some say to set it up is expensive, that is very correct, but it is a lifetime investment that will save money in the long run.
So when I put it on a balance scale, for me, solar takes the win because it never fails and is peaceful. Inasmuch as the sun never fails to come up, that is a big win.
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