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Where are LONGi Solar and Invenergy building solar panels?

Longi Solar is combining forces with solar developer Invenergy to build a 5 GW/year solar module manufacturing facility in Pataskala, Ohio. Longi Solar and Invenergy are coming together to construct a 5 GW per year solar panel manufacturing facility in Pataskala, Ohio, via a newly founded company, Illuminate USA.

Where are LONGi Solar panels made?

We are committed to being the most valuable solar technology company in the world. LONGi has manufacturing facilities and sales offices in more than 150 countries and regions worldwide, including factories in China, Vietnam and Malaysia. There are also sales offices in the United States, Japan, India, Australia, the United Arab Emirates.

What is the manufacturing capacity of LONGi Solar?

Longi Solar panel’s manufacturing capacity is more than 50 GW & the solar cell manufacturing capacity is more than 30 GW. The International key markets of Longi Solar are Germany, India, Japan, Australia, USA, etc. Longi Solar has done more than 58 GW installations globally.

Who is LONGi Solar?

Longi Solar is known for its products’ high quality, good efficiency, reliable advanced technology. Mr. Li Zhenguo established the brand in 2000 in China. Longi Solar’s headquarter and the major manufacturing units are both located in China. Currently, Longi Solar has more than 6 subsidiaries & has over 30,000 employees across the globe.

When will Invenergy & Longi build a solar module plant?

At the start of 2023, US renewable developer Invenergy announced a partnership with Longi to build a solar module plant with an annual capacity of 5GW in Ohio, USA, expected to begin operation in the first half of 2024.

How efficient is LONGi Solar?

Since 2021, the company has broken the world for solar cell efficiency 15 times, with the US Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory recently confirming Longi had achieved a power conversion efficiency of 33.9% for its perovskite-silicon tandem solar cell, a world record.