‘Photovoltaics’ (or PV) is the conversion of light into electricity using semi-conducting materials. A typical photovoltaic system uses solar panels, each comprising several solar cells, which generate the electricity.

Solar PV generates no pollution and emits no greenhouse gases once installed. Cells don’t need direct sunlight to work, only daylight, and they can still generate electricity on a cloudy day.

You are well on your way to paying no electricity bills for decades if you own a solar-powered resort. While the cost of installing solar panels at the hotel is initially significant, you will begin saving money as soon as the system is operational, and the savings will last much beyond the typical 25-year guarantee period.

Customers are increasingly opting to stay in solar-powered resorts and hotels because they are concerned about the environment and want to minimize their carbon footprint when traveling.