LONGi, a prominent global solar technology firm, has earned certification as a Future-Fit Engaged Business from the UK-based Future-Fit Foundation. Committed to sustainability, LONGi employs the Future-Fit Business Benchmark, comprising 23 Break-Even Goals, to gauge its progress. With a focus on Goal BE01, the company aims for all its energy consumption to stem from renewable sources, primarily electricity. In 2022, nearly half (47.18%) of its renewable electricity came from trading markets or onsite generation. LONGi targets achieving 100% renewable electricity usage by 2028, actively participating in the RE100 initiative. As part of its mission, LONGi prioritizes aligning sustainability goals across its business chain and supporting the Sustainable Development Goals.
LONGi achieves Future-Fit Engaged Business status
LONGi aligns with Future-Fit Business Benchmark for sustainability excellence. (Image Credit: LONGi)
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