SNEC 2023: LONGi says LCOE, diverse range of products are key to delivering customer value

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LONGi presentation at SNEC 2023 draws a crowd. Image: Solar Media

We continue our coverage from SNEC 2023 in Shanghai and our series of exclusive interviews with industry-leading players.

LONGi vice president Dennis She speaks here with PV Tech director David Evans, focusing on why innovation should be based around delivering maximum value to customers.

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The company aims to demonstrate its commitment to innovation by bringing a world record-breaking tandem solar cell based on combining heterojunction technology (HJT) with perovskite superposited onto commercial CZ silicon wafers, achieving 31.8% conversion efficiency.

In addition to upstream innovation, LONGi presents a new digital platform for end-to-end lifecycle management of utility-scale solar projects.

LONGi VP Dennis She also explains that although there is great interest in the PV industry moving towards N-type, the emphasis should always be on delivering customer value, rather than considering technology for its own sake.  

LONGi Hi-Mo 7 module at the show. Image: Solar Media
8 October 2024
San Francisco Bay Area, USA
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