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Cost and lack of public awareness discourages PH from solar power use, study says

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Lack of public awareness as well as the "upfront cost" of solar technology contribute to the low adoption of the renewable source of energy in the Philippines. In a recent study by Ateneo de Manila University,
The article from MSN discusses a study highlighting the barriers to solar power adoption in the Philippines. Despite the country's abundant sunlight, the high initial costs of solar panel installation and a general lack of public awareness about solar energy benefits are significant deterrents. The study points out that while solar power could significantly reduce electricity costs and contribute to environmental sustainability, the financial investment required upfront, coupled with insufficient government incentives and public education, discourages widespread adoption. Additionally, the complexity of the technology and the absence of a robust support system for maintenance and installation further impede the transition to solar energy in the region.

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