- LONGi Solar signs a landmark 225.9 MW deal in Greece, deploying Europe’s largest Back Contact (BC) project and showcasing Hi-MO 9’s dominance in utility-scale solar.
- The project harnesses Hi-MO 9’s 660W output and 24.43% efficiency to deliver 360 GWh annually, offsetting 200,000 tonnes of CO₂ and powering 90,000 homes.
LONGi Solar has announced a landmark 225.9 MW agreement in Greece, establishing Europe’s largest Back Contact (BC) technology deployment. This achievement highlights Hi-MO 9’s dominance in utility-scale renewable energy projects and confirms BC as the definitive future of photovoltaic innovation.
The project utilises Hi-MO 9’s industry-leading power output of up to 660W and module conversion efficiency of 24.43%, which outperforms conventional TOPCon modules by 3% in real-world energy yield.
Hi-MO 9’s HPBC 2.0 technology ensures superior performance in Southern Europe’s high-irradiance environments while minimising land use, offering a critical advantage for regions balancing ecological preservation with energy security.
This deployment demonstrates BC technology’s capacity to accelerate Europe’s decarbonisation efforts. The project will generate approximately 360 GWh of clean energy annually, offsetting over 200,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions—enough to power 90,000 households. Its scalability also creates opportunities for multi-gigawatt BC adoption across the continent.
Leon Zhang, President of LONGi Europe, called the 225.9 MW partnership “a milestone in Europe’s energy transition,” showcasing Hi-MO 9’s unmatched efficiency and reliability. He noted that the region’s largest BC deployment proves solar’s advanced future “is already here.” Zhang praised the collaboration with forward-thinking partners for driving renewable energy forward.