Which solar module is best for bifacial heterojunction?

The 132-cell solar module with no PID or LID and 210 mm x 105 mm N-type HJT cells, impresses with its very high wattage. As a bifacial heterojunction module, it impresses with the lowest power losses and excellent temperature behavior at the highest bifaciality levels. 132-cell Glass-Glass solar module with 210 mm x 105 mm HJT cells

What are bifacial solar panels?

These solar cells have an almost identical metal grid at the front and back, with more than 95% of both sides available to capture light. Bifacial panels are installed in standard PV power plants, but also in emerging market segments. Think of PV integrated into the infrastructure, such as in noise barriers.

Where are bifacial solar panels installed?

Bifacial panels are installed in standard PV power plants, but also in emerging market segments. Think of PV integrated into the infrastructure, such as in noise barriers. Or floating solar panels on open water or in combined hydro and aquaculture farms.

Do bifacial solar panels generate more energy?

We have also developed a new bifacial solar panel with a white layer around the cells. These white, bifacial solar panels generate 5% more energy compared to partially transparent bifacial panels with only transparent glass and plastic layers around the cells.

Can solar cells improve bifacial performance?

The bifacial performance of the solar cell can therefore be improved considerably, while production is potentially simpler and therefore cheaper. This concept is still under development in collaboration with Solmates, Levitech, Eindhoven University of Technology, and Delft University of Technology.