LONGi Solar has announced a landmark 225.9MW agreement in Greece, marking Europe’s largest deployment of Back Contact (BC) technology to date. This milestone underscores Hi-MO 9’s dominance in utility-scale renewable energy projects and underlines BC as the definitive future of photovoltaic innovation.
The project leverages Hi-MO 9’s industry-leading power output of up to 660W and module conversion efficiency of 24.43% – outperforming conventional TOPCon modules by 3% in real-world energy yield. Designed for high-density installations, Hi-MO 9’s HPBC 2.0 technology ensures superior performance in Southern Europe’s high-irradiance environments while minimizing land use, a critical advantage for regions balancing ecological preservation with energy security.
The project will generate an annual 360 GWh of clean energy, while offsetting 200,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions.
“This 225.9MW partnership isn’t just a project – it’s a declaration. Europe’s energy transition demands technology that marries uncompromising efficiency with long-term reliability, and Hi-MO 9 delivers precisely that. As the largest BC deployment in Europe, this initiative proves that solar’s ultimate frontier is here, today. We’re delighted to collaborate with forward-thinking partners who recognize that BC leads renewable energy into an infinite future,” commented Leon Zhang, president of LONGi Europe.
