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The article reviews the transformation of rooftop surfaces in Arab countries into sources for electricity generation using solar energy. It highlights that households can now produce surplus electricity and feed it back into the grid, rather than solely consuming it. The initiatives aim to reduce electricity bills, decrease reliance on centralized power plants, and promote renewable energy sources. Gulf countries such as Qatar, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates have adopted models that rely on installing solar panels through net metering systems, accompanied by financial and legal incentives to encourage family participation. Some countries, like Egypt and Morocco, are expanding support for self-generation of electricity. The success of these systems depends on stable policies, streamlined financing, and updated grid infrastructure, allowing families to shift from paying bills to becoming energy producers—and potentially profitable from their surplus. It is also expected that renewable energy will account for 20% of the electricity mix in Qatar by 2030.
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