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Five Ways That Solar Powered Drones Are Changing Industries Forever

EnergySage · last updated

Drones offer an efficient and cost-effective way to transport goods since they require less fuel and labor than human drivers, and can avoid traffic. Recently, Walmart, UPS, and Amazon have begun utilizing drone delivery to better serve their customers. As of now, these companies have yet to capitalize on solar-powered drones, but the technology could offer a promising path toward greener, more efficient deliveries.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) projects that by 2027, the number of commercial drones will grow to 955,000, while the number of recreational drones will reach approximately 1.82 million.

Solar-powered drones, in particular, aren’t limited by their range or power supply. Thanks to their abundant supply of solar power, solar drones can stay in the air for days on a direct flight path to their destination, making them ideal for mass transportation and shipping uses.

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