Releases System Cost Balance Comparison Report for LONGi’ Hi-MO 5 540Wp and Two Extra Large Modules 545Wp(55cell) 595Wp(60cell) with modular layout configuration
Today (Nov. 24) LONGi, the world’s leading solar technology company, and DNV, independent experts in assurance and risk management Compare the system cost balance between 182 mm and 210 mm wafer-based modules in a 3.7-megawatt project in three different configurations.
The world’s leading solar technology company asked DNV to compare BOS (Cost of Balance of System) costs for three types of 500W+ modules with fixed rack (2P, 4L) and tracker (1P). found Under the conditions of the fair and practical scope of the module power capacity ratio shelf length Selection of electrical equipment and the cost of self-installation The use of large, ultra-high current modules does not show an advantage in BOS over 182-72c cost savings as module performance remains a key factor in BOS costs.
LONGi Solar is currently the world’s largest module manufacturer by capacity. and is a major contributor to the small 182mm wafer form factor. All modules in comparison use half-cut cell and MBB technologies. The following table shows power levels, dimensions, and other features. of the modules in comparison
The modules were tested both on single-axis trackers. Two vertically fixed tilt axes and a horizontal four-axis pulling system. DNV provides cost calculations for each item based on its own experience. as well as prices from equipment suppliers industry research and assessment ‘General cost’ for specific parameters provided by market research firm Wood Mackenzie.
About LONGi
Longi, founded in 2001, is the world’s leading solar technology organization. The company has a long-term commitment. and never stop on monocrystalline technology. It firmly believes that its general adoption can bring about significant technological changes for the entire photovoltaic industry.
With 15 production bases and more than 30 branches worldwide, Longi manufactures solar monocrystalline silicon wafers and modules. Ready to deliver solutions for ground-mounted distributed substation systems. It also promotes the development of the global photovoltaic industry and drives energy transformation. For several years in a row, Longi has delivered its industry-leading products, and in 2020 it became the first manufacturer to ship more than 20 gigawatts (GW) of modules in one year.
Longi’s continued high investment in research and development. is a key factor in its success and the company has introduced new technologies and processes. quickly applied to mass production It has made significant advancements in cost control and effective product innovation.
In 2020, Longi became China’s first solar power company to join the RE100, EV100 and EP100 projects, which were set up to promote the development of carbon-free solar energy and sustainable development.
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