Srinagar, Oct. 29 -- Solar energy systems depend on more than just panels to provide consistent power. While solar panels generate electricity during the day, batteries help store surplus energy for later use, especially when solar generation is unavailable. Among the available options, lithium and lead-acid batteries are commonly considered for solar applications. Lithium solar batteries have gained attention due to their efficiency and ability to support regular charging and discharging cycles. However, lead-acid batteries continue to be used because of their established technology and lower initial cost. Let's understand the differences between these two battery types and the factors that can help users make a suitable choice. Comparin...