I mean physics would dictate that shade impacts performance but if you are able to break the laws of physics I am impressed!
Shade on older solar systems would impact energy production disproportionally. You would typically see dramatic reductions like 50%-80% reduced output due to 10-20% shade. New shade-tolerant solar systems are closer to being proportional.
And bifacial panels with higher efficiency were invented to work around that physics.
Real numbers don’t lie.
Shade on older solar systems would impact energy production disproportionally. You would typically see dramatic reductions like 50%-80% reduced output due to 10-20% shade. New shade-tolerant solar systems are closer to being proportional.