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LONGi Solar Wins TUV Rheinland PV module energy yield simulation award

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For 2 years running, LONGi Solar has been recognized as the winner of the “All Quality Matters” award for “PV Module Energy Yield Simulation (Mono Group).”

On March 22nd, TUV Rheinland presented the awards at the 2018 Solar Congress in Wuxi, China. The highly coveted 2017 “PV Module Energy Yield Simulation Award” was conferred to LONGi Solar for the high efficiency and reliability of its mono-crystalline modules.

TUV Rheinland’s Energy Yield evaluation tests are extremely rigorous, requiring the simulations of climatic environments in five different regions worldwide – Cologne (Germany), Datong (China), Riyadh (Saudi Arabia), Chennai (India) and Los Angeles (USA).

\At its conclusion, LONGi Solar 60-cell mono module was named the best performing module and winner in the mono group.

The “All Quality Matters” Award was established by TUV Rheinland to be an objective and credible evaluation by an authoritative and neutral body to standardize product quality, establish a quality benchmark and guide sustainable development in the photovoltaic industry.

The awards are recognized by industry experts, authorities, PV plant owners and manufacturers. This year’s awards were presented to companies with excellent performance and significant contributions in different aspects of the PV industry.

As a world leading mono-crystalline solar module manufacturer for achieving best LCOE solutions, LONGi Solar has received the “PV Module Energy Yield Simulation Award” for two consecutive years.

Accepting the honor, Mr. Wenxue Li, President of LONGi Solar, said, “LONGi Solar has always been committed to giving to our customers the best products and services.
This award is the result of objective measurement, and it also underlines the excellent performance of LONGi Solar mono modules with regard to energy yield.
LONGi Solar will work harder to live up to your trust and expectations, make more reliable and efficient products, and provide customers with more cost-effective services.”

With 18 years of experience and significant investments in mono R&D of more than CNY1.8 billion (approx. USD285 million) in the past five years, LONGi Solar now has a globally recognized advanced R&D capability with a team of almost 500 people, technical ability and a sophisticated quality control system. Building on these strengths, LONGi Solar will continue to focus on product quality and providing best in class LCOE solutions.

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