Consider using bifacials to collect ground reflected solar, too.
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I’ll definitely be using bifacial panels, for applications where size is a limiting factor they’re really effective. If it wasn’t in such a visible place, I’d back them with fluorescent paint too, that apparently ups their efficiency again.
Edit: bifacial panels. Biracial panels are something else entirely. Thanks Autocucumber