LONGi has maintained its top AAA rating in PV Tech’s PV ModuleTech Bankability Ratings for the 16th time. It now holds two cell efficiency records: 33.9% efficiency for crystalline silicon-perovskite tandem solar cells, and 27.09% efficiency for crystalline silicon heterojunction back-contact (HBC) solar cells. The company has also rebranded its distributed products to Hi-MO X6, using high-efficiency HPBC cell tech. A standard HPBC cell achieves 25.5% efficiency, while HPBC+ exceeds 25.8%. The Hi-MO X6 shows a 6%-10% power improvement over a standard HPBC module, setting a new 23.3% efficiency benchmark for the global distributed market.
LONGi maintains AAA Rating in PV ModuleTech Bankability Ratings
With a AAA rating and two impressive cell records, LONGi also unveiled a new identity for its distributed products. (Image credit: LONGi)
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