LONGi and Dynamis Seal 160 MW Solar Supply Deal
- LONGi and Dynamis join forces for a brighter, sustainable future in Brazil and South America with a 160 MW supply agreement at ATP TOUR Chile Open.
Solar panel manufacturing firm LONGi and solar energy products distributor Dynamis signed a 160 MW supply framework agreement during the ATP TOUR Chile Open event in Santiago, Chile on March 2. The agreement strengthens their commitment to renewable energy, with Dynamis choosing LONGi for its high-efficiency and reliable solar products, as well as local support and marketing actions.
Brad Li, President of LONGi Americas, highlighted Dynamis' strategic position in their Brazilian roadmap and the shared mission of offering innovative solutions for energy efficiency. Thaynara Rech, CEO of Dynamis, expressed gratitude for LONGi's support in contributing to a more sustainable future and looks forward to continuing their partnership for a better future in Brazil and South America.
What strategic partnership did LONGi and Dynamis form in Chile?
- LONGi and Dynamis signed a 160 MW supply framework agreement during the ATP TOUR Chile Open event in Santiago, Chile on March 2.
- Dynamis chose LONGi for its high-efficiency and reliable solar products, as well as local support and marketing actions.
- Brad Li, President of LONGi Americas, highlighted Dynamis' strategic position in their Brazilian roadmap and the shared mission of offering innovative solutions for energy efficiency.
- Thaynara Rech, CEO of Dynamis, expressed gratitude for LONGi's support in contributing to a more sustainable future and looks forward to continuing their partnership for a better future in Brazil and South America.
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