Non-Renewable and Renewable ResourcesA non-renewable resource is a natural resource that cannot be recreated or regenerated on a scale comparable to its consumption. Additionally, nuclear power, coal/oil/gas (fossil fuels), and coal are all examples of this non-renewable resource. Nuclear power uses uranium to create energy and is a non-renewable resource because once uranium is used, it disappears. Coal, oil and natural gas are considered non-renewable because they cannot be replenished in a short time; these are called “fossil fuels”. In contrast, natural resources that can be replenished in a short period of time are called renewable resources. Additionally, solar power, wind power, water (hydroelectric), geothermal and biomass are all examples of this renewable resource as they are constantly and sustainably replenished.Solar Powered Car (operating a solar-powered car + photovoltaic cell function)To deal with the problems of exhaustible and environmentally unfriendly fossil fuels, an electric vehicle powered by solar energy has been designed. Conventional vehicles use combustion engines that burn a fuel/gasoline or diesel in kerosene cars, boats and planes (“How Solar Vehicles Work”). However, solar vehicles use energy stored in a battery during and after charging from a solar panel; uses electric motors for driving and solar cells to produce electricity (Yogesh Sunil). They use batteries to ensure that there is a source of electricity available, even after sunset or on rainy days (“How Solar Vehicles Work”). Moreover, the sun is the main source of energy for this solar-powered vehicle because the energy comes from the sun. the sun is captured by the solar panels and is converted to ...... middle of paper ......se of the system + homeowner's goals, and the amount of work needed to prepare the home for the system (Sunshine, Wendy).Dependent on Weather Climate, environment, geographic boundaries, temperature, and location can limit or enhance the viability of a solar system (Grey, Shane). Access to solar energy is vital for solar energy systems. Therefore, during the night or in areas that are heavily shaded or protected from the sun by natural elements, solar energy systems are disadvantageous locations because they will not be able to collect light. Site Preparation If the system is not part of new construction but is built on an existing structure, expenses related to the home's electrical system are necessary (Sunshine, Wendy). Additionally, upgrades will be required, and these will add to the cost of the solar power system..