Solar panels provide a pollution-free source of electricity once installed, though their manufacturing, transportation, and installation do produce some pollution. They can be installed on rooftops to avoid taking up extra space and may be more cost-effective than wiring in remote locations. While manufacturing involves some noise, the energy generation itself is very quiet.

1. Solar panels don’t give off
pollution. The only pollution
produced is from the
manufacturing of the device in the
factories, transportation of the
goods, and installation.
Even though the cost of the actual solar
panels may be expensive, it provides a free
source of electricity.
These panels can be installed on to
of roofs. This can get rid of the
problem of finding space for solar
panels.
The installation of solar panels in
remote locations is usually more
effective in cost than laying high
voltage wires.
It can be noisy, but solar energy
produces electricity very quietly.