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LONGi has announced that its second-generation HPBC technology, the Hi-MO 9 module, has been awarded the prestigious 'Pacesetter' advanced technology certification by the China General Certification agency (CGC). This recognition underscores the innovative advancements in solar technology that LONGi continues to pioneer.
The Hi-MO 9 modules, featuring the latest in high-performance bifacial cell technology, are designed to enhance energy efficiency and output. This certification not only highlights the product's superior performance but also reinforces LONGi's commitment to sustainability and renewable energy solutions.
With the growing global emphasis on clean energy, the Hi-MO 9 modules are expected to play a significant role in promoting solar energy adoption. The 'Pacesetter' certification positions LONGi as a leader in the photovoltaic industry, setting a benchmark for quality and innovation. As the demand for efficient solar solutions increases, LONGi's latest offering is poised to meet the needs of both residential and commercial sectors.
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