As it was presented in our blog, solar energy is renewable energy taken from solar radiation through photovoltaic panels, which transform it into electricity. When organized in solar parks, they become one of the most efficient sources of energy, causing a lower environmental impact than other renewable energies.
In addition to the more evident environmental impact, when it is studied, other factors that can change it must be taken into account. For example: Due to its diagonal positioning, there is a phenomenon in the night humidity of the photovoltaic panels and this drained water can be used depending on the time of year and the location of the infrastructure causing a positive impact on the ecosystem. When it is drained to a drier soil, it becomes possible for vegetation to grow, which is protected from the strong sun by the panel and watered by water from the humidity.