A global solar technology leader, LONGi plans to supply up to 2.5 GW of solar cells for renewable energy projects in Egypt in 2025, valued at $500 million. Collaborating with Scatec, Masdar, and AMEA Power, the company’s contracts include 1 GW for Scatec and 1.25 GW for Masdar’s 4 GW solar plant. LONGi is also exploring green hydrogen opportunities within smart city projects, including Ras El-Hekma, as part of its efforts to expand its presence in Egypt’s renewable energy market.
LONGi partners with Scatec, Masdar, and AMEA Power for 2.5 GW Egypt PV projects
LONGi’s 2025 contracts include 1 GW for Scatec and 1.25 GW for Masdar’s 4 GW solar project. (Image Source: Zawya)
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