NOVELTY - A solar energy system comprises a planar surface capable of allowing solar radiation to pass through it; first primary mirror for reflecting a first portion of solar radiation; first secondary mirror for reflecting first portion of solar radiation received from first primary mirror; first photocell for receiving first portion of solar radiation reflected by both first primary mirror and first secondary mirror, and for converting an amount of first portion of solar radiation to usable electricity; and second photocell for receiving a second portion of solar radiation.    USE - A solar energy system for generating electricity.    ADVANTAGE - The energy recovered from the area obscured by secondary mirror (230) of major solar energy system may increase the amount of electricity generated from an area, and would also enable the development of two element reflecting solar energy collectors with secondary mirrors of greater area.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - A solar energy system comprises:    (1) planar surface capable of allowing solar radiation to pass through it;    (2) first primary mirror for reflecting a first portion of solar radiation;    (3) first secondary mirror for reflecting first portion of solar radiation received from first primary mirror;    (4) first photocell for receiving first portion of solar radiation reflected by both first primary mirror and first secondary mirror, and for converting an amount of first portion of solar radiation to usable electricity; and    (5) second photocell for receiving a second portion of solar radiation not reflected by first primary mirror, and for converting an amount of second portion of solar radiation to usable electricity.    The second photocell is located between first photocell and planar surface. The first solar cell comprises crystalline silicon, copper indium gallium (di)selenide, cadmium telluride, amorphous silicon, polysilicon and multicrystalline silicon. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for manufacture of solar energy system.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a schematic cross sectional view of a solar energy system.    Protective front panel (210)    Secondary mirror (230)    Photocell (260)    Direct irradiation (280)    Scattered irradiation (290)