LONGi targets development in Poland through 300MW module supply offer

• LONGi has secured a bargain to provide 300MW of its high-efficiency solar modules in the coming year to Polish distribution business Keno.

The business claimed they anticipate Poland's government to once again launch an aid programme for PV systems called 'My Electricity' in addition to dedicate other funds to support the solar sector. These activities are anticipated to result in boosted prosumer need for modules, which is why the pair are aiming to maintain high warehouse supply for solar equipment this year.

Having worked together because early 2019, LONGi and also Keno claimed the bargain represents the following action in their collaboration.

"Due to the prospering collaboration and also the possibility of the marketplace, the development of which is getting bigger annually, we want to be sure that we will deliver the best LONGi modules to the domestic market and also increase the share of renewable resource in Poland," claimed Tadeusz Ogarek, Keno r & d supervisor.

A current study from SolarPower Europe found that Poland mounted 2.2 GW of solar in 2020, greater than double the amount than the year prior to. Explaining the country as the "biggest surprise" within Europe's solar market, the trade organization claimed the backbone for the strong development of PV in Poland is self-consumption founded on a beneficial plan of net-metering/feed-in structure for prosumers.

Last month saw solar designers grab all the used capacity in a Polish auction for small tidy power projects. Solar developers taking part in the country's public auctions are stated to be able to gain from a high quantity of prospective task areas, including previous mining locations.

For LONGi, the Keno collaboration follows module supply offers introduced last year for large projects in nations such as Japan, Chile and Vietnam. The business, which supplies greater than 30GW of high-efficiency solar wafers and modules globally annually, last week introduced strategies to construct a brand-new 15GW monocrystalline solar battery plant in China's Shaanxi Province that is expected to end up being functional in 2022.