With the global demand for sustainable energy continuously growing, solar photovoltaic (PV) technology is rapidly increasing in coverage and usage within urban areas. More and more cities are adopting large-scale solar PV systems, not only driving the development of green energy but also significantly improving urban environments.

The 2024 solar market outlook is exceptionally positive, driven by expanded investments in solar technology and rising demand for residential and utility-scale solar panel systems. The renewable energy market in parts of Africa is seeing significant growth as solar energy becomes a primary solution for electricity access and sustainability. Several African countries are investing in solar power to address energy shortages, with notable progress in regions like East and West Africa. Countries like Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa are leading in renewable energy initiatives, implementing large-scale solar projects and promoting off-grid solar systems to serve rural areas without reliable grid access.

Monocrystalline (mono) and polycrystalline (poly) solar panels are two popular types of photovoltaic panels used to harness solar energy. Each type has its own unique characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages, so various factors must be considered when choosing between them.

​With the development of solar panels, a large number of different models of solar panels have appeared in the market, among which 550W-590W has become one of the most popular products at present.