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50 Per cent more output power from an albedo-collecting flat panel using bifacial solar cells

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The potentiality of a flat panel made with bifacial back-surface-field silicon solar cells to collect the light reflected by the environment (albedo) is experimentally shown. Its behaviour is compared to the performance of a conventional flat panel in a high-albedo site. The bifacial panel produces about 50 per cent more electrical power than the conventional panel.

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