China solar giant LONGi has signed an order to supply 65MW high performance PV modules to a solar project financed by one of the world’s top commercial bank in Japan. According to the agreement, the solar project will adopt LONGi’s innovative Hi-MO 4 modules with the new M6 (166mm) wafers.

LONGi, the world’s top solar technology company, has signed a partnership agreement with Solatio Energy, Brazil’s leading developer of photovoltaic plants to supply 908MW of its high performance Hi-MO 4 modules for Solatio's utility-scale solar projects in Latin America and commercial rooftop plants in Brazil.

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LONGi, China’s leading solar technology company headquartered in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, has announced that the company has supplied 100MW of its Hi-MO4m monofacial PERC modules to China Datang Corporation’s first floating solar plant in Hunan Province. It is established practice for the Datang Corporation to implement the strategic deployment of new energy, the floating solar plant being part of the 100MW“Fishery-Solar Complementary” project owned by the Corporation’s subsidiary, Datang Huayin Electric Power.

China’s leading solar technology company LONGi announced that it had recently signed a contract with Atlas Renewable Energy to supply 122MW of Hi-MO4 bifacial modules for one of its projects in Chile.

There is little question that the solar market in general has thus far shown a growing preference for the LONGi Hi-MO 4 module with M6 wafer (166mm), but there are nevertheless still some in the PV industry who have an ambiguous attitude towards the product. In this article, we have put together a Q&A list on the LONGi Hi-MO 4 and trust that this will provide a more systematic and in-depth understanding of its background and benefits.

Invested by French solar energy firm Neoen, the Pachamama photovoltaic power plant, located in the state of Aguascalientes in central Mexico, has a total installed capacity of 375MW, of which 191MW is deployed by LONGi. The plant was completed and handed over to Neoen in January 2020.