By using selective spectrum transmission/absorbtion, these cells are both optimized for electricity generation and photosynthesis of plants behind the panels. Physics of color promise us red-shaded greenhouse architecture. Bonus idea: would such greenhouses also work for analogue photo film processing?
A research team at Osaka University in Japan has developed green light wavelength-selective organic solar cells (OSCs) that transmit blue and red light necessary for crop growth and use green light, which contributes only a little to photosynthesis, for power generation.