What is Residential Vertical Solar Power?
Bifacial solar modules are arranged vertically and installed on balconies, building exteriors, and similar surfaces.
Unlike conventional monofacial solar panels that use only single-sided solar panels, this solution uses bifacial solar panels to improve production efficiency and utilize idle spaces such as balconies and water exterior walls, supplying energy efficiently and significantly reducing household electricity bill burdens.
01Expected Effects
Each vertical solar panel generates about 36 kWh of electricity per month.
With 8 installations, the system can generate about 300 kWh of electricity per month, which is approximately 80% of the average household’s monthly electricity consumption.
02Application Cases
What is Roadside Vertical Solar Power?
Bifacial solar modules are arranged vertically and installed on road medians, guardrails, and soundproof walls.
Unlike conventional monofacial PV modules, which use only single-sided solar modules, bifacial PV modules are used. By efficiently producing and supplying energy using existing medians, guardrails, and sound walls, this solution utilizes idle spaces on roads to improve production efficiency.
Additionally, modularization provides minimal maintenance costs, and since damage rates from contamination, vandalism, and rockfalls are higher than in other regions, the module can be replaced at any time if damage occurs, enhancing durability and minimizing maintenance costs.
01Utilization
Idle spaces on roads such as central medians and soundproof walls, railway soundproof walls, bridge safety protection fences
02Application Cases
What is Agricultural Vertical Solar Power?
Bifacial solar modules are arranged vertically and installed in rural areas and farms.
Unlike conventional monofacial solar panels that use only single-sided solar panels, bifacial solar panels are used to improve production efficiency and maximize space.
01Utilization
Ranch, farm, rice paddies
02Application Cases
03Composition of Vertical Solar Power
