When you think of solar installations, you likely picture an array of panels spread out on a rooftop or a sunny field, angled upwards to maximize exposure to the sun. This traditional setup makes perfect sense; a wider surface area allows for greater capture of solar energy, converting sunlight into electricity efficiently. However, a new player in the solar energy market is challenging this conventional wisdom: bifacial vertical solar panels.
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