The main determinant among the previously mentioned is the albedo, Albedo is the term used to estimate the diffusion and also the reflection of the light by any object. Scientifically, Albedo is the measurement of the diffused and reflected solar radiation received from an astronomical body like our mother Earth. Albedo is unitless, scaling from 0 to 1 measured by albedometer.
Concluding from the definition, there is an obvious relation between the bifacial solar panels and the albedo. The albedo effect on the solar panels always remains, no matter where the panels are installed. when the reflectivity of the installation area is higher with Abledo value 1, the rare panels of the bifacial solar panels absorb the reflected rays from the installation area to generate greater additional power. It is the same in the case of the lower albedo value of the installation area but the additional power generated will be lower when compared to the higher albedo value area. By this, we can conclude that the Higher the albedo value, the greater is the power output of a bifacial solar panel. The simple equation below approves the high efficiency of the bifacial solar panels.
Here we can clarify the relation between the nature of the installation area and the output of our bifacial solar panel.