I think even when damaged they still produce.
More modern vertical arrays might fair better in hurricane-prone areas.
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Heliostats seem to be getting popular on large solar farms. You could use them to stow the panels upright to avoid damage in these circumstances.
sucks to be the insurance in this case
I wondered if this was the one from years ago, or new.