Nakagawa, one of Japan’s most beautiful villages, has installed LONGi Hi-MO X6 solar panels atop its Nakagawa Shopping Center Ciao. The village is transitioning towards renewable energy, blending solar power with tourism for an eco-friendly future. Inaugurated in 1990 by Nakagawa village, JA, and local cooperatives, the shopping center relies on a stable electricity supply. According to “THE21” magazine, Japan faces rising energy costs in 2024. In response, the center installed 122 KW Hi-MO X6 modules, expecting 15,9981 kWh annual output and an 1807-ton CO₂ reduction. The HPBC-based Hi-MO X6 ensures efficient power generation and can serve as an emergency energy supply during disasters, enhancing both energy independence and environmental protection.
Hi-MO X6 powers Nakagawa Shopping Center
LONGi Hi-MO X6 powers Nakagawa’s shopping center, enhancing its energy independence. (Image Credit: LONGi)
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