LONGi's MYR 1.8bn Malaysian Solar Plant
- Discover how LONGi Green Energy is investing in Malaysia's economy and sustainable development with the launch of its MYR 1.8 billion facility. With a production capacity of 8.8GW and 9,000 new local jobs, this ambitious project is set to transform Peninsular Malaysia.
LONGi Green Energy has made a significant industrial investment in Malaysia with the launch of its MYR 1.8 billion (approximately RMB 2.8 billion) Serendah Module Plant in Selangor. This ambitious project spans 140 acres, integrating the highest standards of photovoltaic technology, equipment, and craftsmanship. Once complete, this facility will boast a production capacity of 8.8GW and will become LONGi’s premier venture in Peninsular Malaysia.
The investment not only boosts the economy, but it also supports Malaysia’s goal of decarbonisation in Southeast Asia. It is expected to create 900 high-quality local jobs by 2023 and has already seen a growth in its workforce from 570 to 8,000. Of these, 99.9% are Malaysian residents. Overall, this project marks a significant milestone for LONGi and for Malaysia’s sustainable development.
What Benefits Does LONGi's MYR 1.8 Billion Investment Bring to Malaysia?
- Boosts the Malaysian economy
- Creates 900 high-quality local jobs by 2023
- Integrates the highest standards of photovoltaic technology, equipment, and craftsmanship
- Supports Malaysia’s goal of decarbonisation in Southeast Asia
- Enables a growth in workforce from 570 to 8,000
- 99.9% of employees are Malaysian residents
- Marks a significant milestone for the company and country
