Yes, it does. For silicon photovoltaic cells, low temperature has a beneficial effect on the operation of the photovoltaic system. This is because the cell voltage increases as the temperature decreases. The design of the modules allows them to work in very low temperatures, which is why we can use them even in Antarctica.

However, keep in mind that winter days are relatively short, and the intensity of sunlight is smaller than in the summer. As a result,, energy production will be lower than in sunny seasons.