Energy harnessed from the sun's rays, used to power systems like solar panels.

A shared space where community members cultivate plants, often promoting sustainability.

Creating products or systems that meet present needs without compromising future generations.

A process to evaluate energy needs and consumption patterns in a specific setting.

A detailed guide outlining steps for setting up a solar energy system.

Devices that convert sunlight into electricity, essential for solar energy systems.

A device that converts direct current (DC) from solar panels into alternating current (AC) for use.

Systems that store excess solar energy for later use, enhancing reliability.

A method to collect data on energy usage to inform system design.

Energy sourced from natural processes that are continuously replenished, like solar and wind.

Technology that uses sunlight to generate heat, often for water heating.

A solar energy system that converts sunlight directly into electricity.

A billing mechanism that credits solar energy system owners for the electricity they add to the grid.

Individuals or groups invested in the success of a community project, including residents and organizations.

Using less energy to provide the same service, reducing waste and costs.

Best practices and standards to follow for safely installing solar energy systems.

Evaluation of a project’s environmental, social, and economic impacts.

Laws and guidelines governing energy installations in specific areas.

A process to evaluate the financial and practical advantages of a project.

Programs or tax breaks that encourage the adoption of solar energy systems.

The practice of planning, executing, and closing projects effectively.

Using visuals to convey a narrative, important for presentations.

A plan for effectively sharing information with stakeholders.

Methods for gathering responses from community members to improve projects.

Guidelines to ensure safety during the installation and operation of solar systems.