The Global Solar Energy Market Size is Expected to reach USD 285.89 Billion by 2033, at a CAGR of 11.95% during the forecast period 2023 to 2033. Solar energy is energy produced by the sun's rays that may be gathered and turned into various forms of energy such as electricity and heat. This energy is a desirable substitute for conventional fossil fuels, which are limited and contribute to climate change. It is also abundant and renewable. Many methods can be used to capture solar energy. For example, photovoltaic cells use sunlight to produce electricity directly, while concentrated solar power systems use the sun's heat to produce electricity or hot water for a variety of uses. Utilizing solar energy has several advantages, such as lowering greenhouse gas emissions and lowering reliance on fossil fuels. It also helps create a more sustainable and clean energy future. Furthermore, a rise in the price of fossil fuels such as coal is expected to drive up the cost of generating electricity, which is predicted to lead to a rise in the use of alternative energy sources like solar energy. This means that rising fossil fuel prices will present lucrative opportunities for market expansion. In addition, the global demand for electricity is rising steadily as a result of urbanization, population expansion, and the electrification of numerous industries, including transportation. To satisfy this rising energy demand, solar energy provide a scalable and decentralized alternative, especially in areas with sparse or unstable grid infrastructure.