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Is solar energy non-biodegradable?

April 26, 2017non-biodegradable solar energy

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Is solar energy non-biodegradable?

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Sunlight is not an organic substance and can’t degrade. Neither will the collectors degrade to biological substances. So from that point of view solar energy is not biodegradable. On the other hand, all the components used in the production of energy from sunlight could be recycled which makes the production solar energy have a low cost to the environment.