Compared to conventional silicon solar panels, bi-facial solar panels have worthwhile advantages. These panels can produce energy on the face and rear side, making general energy yield higher. They are of higher durability due to UV resistance on both surfaces, and the absence of frames reduces potential-induced degradation (PID). Furthermore, the possibility of producing more power per unit area decreases the BOS costs which implies that bifacial modules are economically viable when it comes to the production of solar power. These facts of space utilization and increased energy output make bifacial modules suited to optimize the returns on solar assets.