Queens, New York, has implemented an innovative solar energy project featuring vertical bifacial panels on a green roof. This 100-kilowatt system is designed to generate about 120,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity annually. The approach allows for sunlight and rain to nourish the vegetation underneath. Additionally, the vertical design helps maintain stormwater retention while generating renewable energy. The project exemplifies how cities can integrate solar solutions with green spaces effectively.
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