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Useful to study latitude (not much difference) vs time of day (lots of differentce, as this difference is determined by air mass. Think of space: in space around the earth, insolation would be constant.

Dual axis trackers improve energy gain by 40% [1]. Is that over fixed mount or seasonal change mount?
Bifacial panels add 14-40% more energy gain, and tracking adds about 40% [2]

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	*Dual axis trackers improve energy gain by 40% [https://www.solarreviews.com/blog/are-solar-axis-trackers-worth-the-additional-investment]. Is that over fixed mount or seasonal change mount?		*Dual axis trackers improve energy gain by 40% [https://www.solarreviews.com/blog/are-solar-axis-trackers-worth-the-additional-investment]. Is that over fixed mount or seasonal change mount?
			*Bifacial panels add 14-40% more energy gain, and tracking adds about 40% [https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/1641282]