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AE Solar releases bifacial solar modules for vertical projects

solarenergyBy solarenergyMarch 10, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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AE Solar has launched bifacial solar modules with 560 W to 580 W of power, designed for vertical installations and agrivoltaic projects. The German company says that the modules offer up to 10% back -side power profit.

March 10, 2025
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CMD-L144BD

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AE Solar has launched new bifacial PV modules for vertical installations. The CMD-L144BD, part of the Terra series, are N-type Tunneloxide-Passivated Contact (Topcon) panels, with a maximum output power ranging from 560 W to 580 W. Allegedly their Power wins up to 10%.

“The new Terra module is a unique PV module that is designed to considerably increase the energy performance and sustainability for different applications, with extra benefits for Agri-PV installation,” said the German solar module manufacturer PV -Magazine. “The vertical installation ensures a simple movement of agri machines, lower costs of mounting systems and reduced dust on the panels.”

Each panel contains 144 half cells and offers module efficiency between 20.62% and 21.36%. It has a 30 mm anodized aluminum alloy frame and a 2.0 mm glass cover. The panels measure 1.19 meters wide, 2.3 meters high and 30 millimeters in thickness. They weigh 33 kg and work within a temperature range from -40 ° C to 85 C.

“The new interconnection design has moved the connection boxes and cables to the edges of the modules and the optimized framing technology has eliminated the self-shadowing of the rear solar cells,” the company said. “These techniques have increased the bifaciality of the module, which leads to a higher energy yield to 3.3% compared to the standard PV modules and a lower level of energy (LCOE).”

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