The solar energy sector is experiencing significant growth, with 65% of the total 295 GW of installed renewable capacity attributed to solar power. However, much of this capacity comes from monofacial panels, which face challenges such as space inefficiency, lower energy yields, and the limitation of absorbing only direct solar radiation. Bifacial solar technology emerges as a promising solution, offering compatibility with advanced solar technologies and enhancing both efficiency and performance. Key technologies, including passivated emitter and rear contact (PERC) and tunnel oxide passivated contact (TOPCon), are driving this transformation by improving sunlight capture, boosting energy output, and maximizing cell performance.
Frost & Sullivan’s latest analysis, Emerging Innovations and Future Growth Opportunities in Bifacial Solar Cells, offers a comprehensive global outlook and assesses various trends reshaping industry best practices and renewable energy advancements.
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