LONGi plans 228MW solar project in Ningxia, China

March 30, 2018
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Leading integrated high-efficiency monocrystalline module manufacturer and ‘Silicon Module Super League’ (SMSL) member LONGi Green Energy Technology plans to build a 228MW solar PV project in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region of north-central China, according to a Shanghai Stock Exchange filing.

The investment for the project at Majiatan Town, Lingwu City, is valued at CNY1.365 billion (US$217 million). Once complete, average annual power generation is expected to eb about 3.29 million kWh over an operational period of 25 years.

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The project will use monocrystalline components. LONGi set up a wholly-owned subsidiary, Lingwu Longqiao Photovoltaic New Energy Co., in January 2018 to oversee the project.

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