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Solar power is emerging as the energy source of the future. (It’s actually the energy source of the past and present too, but more on that later.) Across the planet, solar arrays are being built, solar vehicles are being powered, solar devices are being used, and solar panels are an increasingly common feature on rooftops. The trend hasn’t bypassed the Gem State. Idaho solar power production increases every year as the benefits of the sun’s rays in power production becomes undeniable. While the arguments in favor of solar power are unquestionably compelling ones: a cleaner, greener fuel source; savings on the power bill every month; independence from complete reliance on the power grid; and a source of energy that’s never going to run dry on us—there’s more to it than that. There are a number of fascinating features of solar power that sometimes get lost to a recitation of its more obviously appealing attributes. So to remedy that oversight, here are some interesting

Solar power is the future, and that’s a good thing. While there’s some debate about how long it will take for the power infrastructure to switch over completely to solar power, there is little debate that far, far more of the world will be relying on solar power in the near future. Not only is solar power more abundant, cleaner, and often more efficient than other forms of energy, but it also enjoys some significant advantages compared to other forms of energy. While any renewable energy is almost certainly a better choice than non-renewable ones, even among the other renewable options, solar is still a top choice for Idaho. And from Twin Falls solar installations increasing to the Treasure Valley’s drive to go green, the future is on its way here. Fossil Fuels Being renewable gives solar power a number of obvious advantages over fossil fuels.It’s likely no surprise to anyone that solar energy is cleaner and greener than fossil fuels. That cleanliness isn’t just an