‘Solar Module Super League’ (SMSL) member LONGi Solar has signed a framework sales agreement with India's Adani Green Energy to supply up to 1,200MW of its high-performance p-Type monocrystalline modules through 2020.
The framework sales agreement ranges from a minimum of 500MW through to 1,200MW of PV module supply, which would have accounted for around 20% of LONGi Solar’s annual external module sales in 2018.
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Adani Green Energy has around 475MW under of PV projects under development in India with plans to develop more than 5,290MW through 2021 and a total self-development pipeline of over 9GW.
The company has adopted both a module technology and supplier base agnostic approach to projects, although typically selects leading PV module suppliers such as SMSL members JinkoSolar, Q CELLS, Trina Solar, Canadain Solar and GCL SI.