UNSW unveils spectrally selective solar modules for agrivoltaics - pv magazine Global

Researchers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have developed spectrally selective semi-transparent crystalline silicon agrivoltaic modules that redirect near-infrared light to solar cells while transmitting photosynthetically active radiation to crops. The design combines distributed Bragg reflectors and v-groove concentrator optics, achieving up to 34% higher electrical output than conventional semi-transparent PV modules.

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