Phraphrom Hospital in Thailand has adopted LONGi’s Hi-MO X6 solar panels to address its high energy demands and budget constraints. The hospital faces significant electricity costs due to 24/7 operations and the need for constant air conditioning to preserve pharmaceuticals. Hi-MO X6 panels, with superior light absorption and high photovoltaic conversion efficiency, have provided a reliable power supply, cutting the hospital’s electricity bills by approximately 10%. Additionally, LONGi’s 25-year warranty and after-sales service offer the hospital reliability and reduced maintenance costs. The savings from energy expenses are now being redirected to enhance medical services.
LONGi’s Hi-MO X6 modules in Thailand hospital
LONGi’s Hi-MO X6 solar panels help Phraphrom Hospital manage rising electricity costs and limited budget. (Photo Credit: LONGi Solar)
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