Floating systems of solar panels drawing power from sunlight, alongside those set on rooftops and open locations, appear to be more suitable for Bahrain and provide a better return on investment than wind energy, according to a recently published study.
The findings were highlighted in the ‘Evaluating solar and wind electricity production in the Kingdom of Bahrain to combat climate change’ academic study conducted by University of Bahrain researchers – architecture professor Naser Alnaser and natural resources and environment professor Waheeb Alnaser .
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