Yes, solar cells can still generate electricity in cloudy or rainy weather, although their efficiency may be reduced compared to sunny conditions.
Yes, solar cells can still be used in cloudy or rainy weather. While their efficiency may be reduced, they can still generate electricity from diffuse sunlight or indirect light. However, their performance will be optimal in direct sunlight.
Yes, solar cells can still be used in cloudy or rainy weather, although their efficiency will be reduced. While solar cells generate less electricity under such conditions due to reduced sunlight intensity, they can still produce some power. Additionally, advancements in solar technology have improved the ability of solar cells to capture diffused and indirect sunlight, making them more viable in less optimal weather conditions.
