A fence that pays for itself. The Solaracks vertical bifacial mounting system stands PV modules upright in east–west rows so both faces generate — capturing light at the morning and evening peaks when power is worth most and flattening the daily generation curve. The structure is built entirely from C-profile carbon steel with 350 MPa yield strength, bolts together quickly with minimal groundwork, and stands up to wind pressure across open sites.
Because the rows double as perimeter fencing, the land keeps working: livestock graze and crops grow in the open strips between the arrays. Foundations are screw pile or concrete to suit the soil, and the whole system is engineered for a 30-year practical life with a 10-year corrosion warranty. At roughly €0.11 per Wp of structure, vertical bifacial is one of the most land-efficient ways to combine agriculture and solar — already proven on projects in Vietnam (screw-pile foundation) and Japan (concrete foundation).
Key specifications: Structure — C-profile carbon steel, 350 MPa yield · Orientation — vertical, bifacial, east–west rows · Foundation — screw pile or concrete · Corrosion class — C4 tested (ISO 9223) · Structure cost — ≈ 0.11 €/Wp · Practical life — 30 years · Corrosion warranty — 10 years.
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