LONGi’s Hi-MO X10 was launched globally in October 2024 and will be phased in Europe starting in Q1 of 2025. Keno plans to integrate it into their portfolio in H2 2025. The partnership also includes the Hi-MO X6 Max series, the successor to LONGi's hero back contact product, Hi-MO X6. It uses the new M11 wafer with TaiRay Inside technology and, as a Max version, has an increased power output of up to 615 watts.
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The cooperation will be a driver for the photovoltaic market in Central and Eastern Europe addressing the evolving needs of end customers in the region. The letter of intent includes three main pillars of cooperation: the supply of market-leading solar products, comprehensive technical support, and joint marketing efforts. LONGi's back contact solar modules will complement Keno’s product portfolio.
670 watts, 24.8 per cent efficiency
One of the pillars of the cooperation is the introduction of LONGi's Hi-MO X10 series, which utilizes the company’s HPBC 2.0 technology. The module has a power output of 670 watts, 24.8 per cent module efficiency and 26.6 per cent cell efficiency.
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The module is equipped with LONGi’s new proprietary n-type TaiRay wafer and Bipolar Hybrid Passivation Technology which brings improvements in efficiency, mechanical characteristics and reliability. In addition, it comes with a zero-busbar structure, a multi-layer design as well as shading optimizer technology. (mfo)
