What are bifacial photovoltaic modules?

Bifacial photovoltaic modules are solar panels designed to generate energy from both the front and back sides. Utilizing bifacial solar cells, their back side is encapsulated with transparent materials like glass or a transparent backsheet.

Does Adani solar offer bifacial & monofacial PV modules?

Adani Solar offers and produces Bifacial & Monofacial PV modules in TOPCon & MonoPERC technologies of M10 and G12 footprints with a Power class of 535-660W, module efficiency of 21-22%, and a target Bifacialty of 75-85%.

How do bifacial solar modules work?

Bifacial modules collect solar energy from both the front and back side of the module, increasing the total power output per module. LONGi had scaled up high-volume manufacturing of bifacial modules and has become the largest producer of bifacial PV products, with cumulative shipments of bifacial modules surpassing 20GW in early 2021.

How much power does a bifacial photovoltaic module gain?

Bifacial modules with transparent backsheet technology offer up to 20% power gain, influenced by the albedo effect and the design of the photovoltaic system. What is the bifacial rate? The bifacial rate is a crucial indicator for evaluating the performance of bifacial photovoltaic modules, which can generate energy from both sides.

How much power does a bifacial module produce?

For example, if the rear side of a bifacial module produces 350 watts and the front side generates 500 watts, the bifacial rate is calculated as 350/500 = 70%. This demonstrates that the rear side’s power generation capacity is 70% of the front side’s output.

What factors affect the energy gain of bifacial modules?

What Are The Key Factors That Impact The Energy Gain Of Bifacial Modules? Height of the module from the ground: Optimal module height for maximizing rear-side gain is between 0.7 and 1.2 meters, balancing cost and maintenance needs. While increased height enhances rear-side efficiency, gains diminish after 1.3 meters due to diminishing returns.