Solar panels are staging America's quiet energy revolution, transforming rooftops and farmlands while reshaping who controls power. From agrivoltaics to community projects, this isn't just clean energy—it's a fundamental shift in our relationship with electricity.
Solar panels are evolving beyond rooftops into farmland, parking lots, and community projects, driving innovations in agriculture, urban design, and energy equity while raising new questions about cybersecurity and supply chains.
Solar panels are evolving beyond rooftops to transform farms, parking lots, and infrastructure through innovations like agrivoltaics and floating solar farms, creating a distributed energy revolution that's reshaping how we use space and generate power.
Solar panels promise clean energy, but their end-of-life disposal creates a growing waste crisis. With millions of panels heading to landfills, the industry faces urgent recycling challenges and hidden environmental costs.
As solar panels reach end-of-life, America faces a recycling crisis with 78 million tons of waste projected by 2050. Between landfill dumping, toxic materials, and manufacturer silence, the industry's sustainability claims hide troubling realities about panel disposal and premature failures.