LONGi Green Energy Technology Co., Ltd., a global solar technology leader, has forged a strategic partnership with Thai Solar Energy Public Company Limited (TSE) to supply its high-efficiency BC series solar modules for TSE’s large-scale Solar Big Lot project portfolio. This partnership marks a significant milestone in the companies' collaboration, which began in 2021 with LONGi's supply of photovoltaic modules for TSE’s floating solar project in Thailand’s Saraburi Province. The new agreement transforms their relationship from individual project cooperation to a long-term strategic alliance.
The BC series modules, featuring advanced back-contact cell technology, offer several key advantages. They boast higher conversion efficiency, improved temperature performance, and enhanced reliability, making them particularly well-suited for Thailand’s hot and humid climate. These attributes are crucial for ensuring long-term energy generation and project returns.
Dr. Kathleen Malanon, CEO of TSE, expressed confidence in the partnership, highlighting LONGi's global recognition as a photovoltaic leader and the well-known technological strength and reliable quality of its BC module products. This partnership, she said, will provide solid equipment and supply security for TSE’s large-scale project portfolio, supporting TSE’s sustainable growth objectives.
LONGi also emphasized the alignment of this partnership with its mission to advance clean energy adoption through technological innovation. The company believes this collaboration will significantly support Thailand’s energy transition and the broader renewable energy growth across Southeast Asia.
This strategic partnership is a testament to the growing importance of technological innovation in the solar energy sector. As the world shifts towards cleaner energy sources, partnerships like this one are crucial for driving progress and ensuring the reliability and efficiency of solar technology. The collaboration between LONGi and TSE not only strengthens their individual capabilities but also contributes to a more sustainable and resilient energy future for Thailand and the region.
