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> Isn't that the same thing? Yes, it’s a joke.

• dylan604 1y ago
  If bifacial panels are made so each side is the same making orientation not an issue, then sure, hahahaha (not really. it's a lame joke). If there is a back side, then you absolutely need to reverse the orientation depending on hemisphere. It would be better stated that they need to be pointed towards the equator. If these are literally reversible, it seems like wasted money to me as one side will never produce as much as the reverse does.
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  • duskwuff 1y ago
    You're assuming that the bifacial panels have their faces pointing north/south; they can also be highly effective oriented east/west, so that they maximize power production in the morning and evening. (Also: if the panels do have a "preferred" orientation, you can offset that by installing them in an alternating pattern, or at random.)