About SunRecent
SunRecent is an independent website that explains solar technology in plain English - how panels, inverters and batteries actually work, and what newer ideas such as perovskite cells, floating solar and agrivoltaics mean in practice.
Why this site exists
Solar marketing is full of jargon: efficiency ratings, temperature coefficients, half-cut cells, string versus microinverters, usable versus total battery capacity. Headlines about "breakthrough" cells rarely explain when, or whether, the technology will reach an ordinary roof. SunRecent sets out to translate those terms and developments into language a curious non-engineer can follow.
Who it is for
- People comparing equipment on a solar quote who want to understand what they are being offered.
- Students and readers who want a clear explanation of how photovoltaics and energy storage work.
- Anyone following new solar technologies who wants context rather than hype.
What you will find here
- Technology explainers on panels, storage, emerging cell types, floating solar, agrivoltaics and more.
- A panel type comparison and a simple solar savings tracker for logging your own system's output.
- A solar technology FAQ.
What we are not
SunRecent is not a news agency, manufacturer, installer or adviser, and it does not sell or install solar equipment. Articles are general explainers and may not reflect the very latest products or prices. Please read our disclaimer.
How the site is funded
The site may display advertising served by Google AdSense. Advertisers do not influence what we write.
Questions, corrections or topic ideas are welcome through the contact page.