Snow doesn't really matter if you remove it.
And solar cells work way better if it is cold due to silicon having a lower resistance at lower temperatures.
So it's not all bad if it is not overly dark.
And solar cells work way better if it is cold due to silicon having a lower resistance at lower temperatures.
So it's not all bad if it is not overly dark.
But.. someone has to go out and remove that snow, unless they have something like the Starlink dishes, but I question the reliability of that in such a cold environment. It might end up costing more to keep the panels clean than the energy they produce.