Study reveals up to 15% gap between expected and actual bifacial gains in utility-scale PV
Researchers in Spain, using two years of operational data from a 50 MWp solar plant and validating findings across four additional installations in Spain and the UK, found that the effective bifaciality of utility-scale PV modules can be up to 15% lower than nominal ratings, highlighting the influence of irradiance, temperature, mounting geometry and operating conditions on rear-side generation.
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