According to the latest calculation results of IPVF, a well-known European technical consulting organization, LONGi Green Energy's Hi-MO 9 BC modules have shown significant performance advantages in 50MW ground power plant projects in France and Denmark. The data shows that the product is ahead of TOPCon modules in key indicators such as power generation hours, power generation per watt and cost per kilowatt (LCOE) in the first year, and LCOE is still reduced by an average of 3.32% even at a price higher of 1 cent/watt.

In the French project, Hi-MO 9 generated 1,210 hours and 1,639 hours respectively in the first year, which is 23-28 hours higher than that of TOPCon modules. The Danish project also maintains an advantage of about 20 hours. IPVF analysis pointed out that this is mainly due to the HPBC 2.0 technology equipped with the product, and its frontal gridless design significantly improves the power generation efficiency in low-light environments, with an average power generation of 1.84% higher per watt.

The relevant person in charge of LONGi Green Energy said that with the continuous iteration of HPBC technology, the cost-effective advantages of products will be further expanded. At present, this technology has attracted great attention from the global market, and has achieved leading results in tests by many authoritative institutions such as Enertis Applus+ in Spain. The company's recently established "Global BC Ecological Collaborative Innovation Center" will accelerate the process of technology industrialization and create greater value for the photovoltaic industry.(This article is from the official website of Jiandao www.seetao.com it must not be reprinted without permission, otherwise it will be investigated, please indicate the reprint of Jiandao.com + original link) See the core technology column editor/Gao Xue of Jiandao.com