Solar power is the most abundant and sustainable energy source in the world that, if implemented correctly, has the potential to transform the developing world by ending Energy Poverty.Yet despite the best efforts of many well-meaning people and world-class technology, solar power is still heavily underutilised with many failed implementations gaining it a bad reputation.As an ethically motivated Chartered Engineer, Physicist and Scientist, and originator of eleven patents relating to Solar Photovoltaic technology and application, I am committed to bringing high-value solar electrical services to energy-poor regions.Throughout my stand-alone solar PV experience, from explosion-proof systems for industry to consumer products for energy-poor regions, I’ve faced first-hand the challenges of implementing quality energy solutions.And the reason it often fails, I can assure you, is not the technology.After all, our space stations and satellites (and ironically much oil & gas infrastructure) rely on solar. Systems many lives depend on.Instead, I believe the biggest barrier to lasting change is the organisations who publicly commit to alleviating poverty.In my book ‘Selling Daylight’ I outline why solar power is the world’s best option, that successful implementation is explicitly commercial, how lowest cost-competition is costing us heavily, and why energy is the responsibility of every user.If you are passionate about solar energy, addressing energy-poverty or curious to find out more, I invite you to read my book and discover why I believe money, not altruism, is the only viable motivator to drive people to make a practical and sustainable effort to resolve the world’s energy challenges.If you are in the developing world energy sector or solar technology business and would like to benefit from my years of insight (Moyo Energy), or source quality solar solutions (Solapak), I invite you to connect.