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Romania: LONGi to supply 285,000 solar modules for 174 MW project

Chinese solar panel manufacturer LONGi Green Energy Technology Co has secured a contract to supply over 285,000 solar modules for a 174 MW solar project in Romania.

The contract was awarded by Solarpro, the contractor managing the construction of the solar power plant, which is owned by CWP Europe. LONGi will provide its Hi-MO 7 modules, specifically designed for utility-scale solar installations. These modules offer an efficiency of up to 22.6% and a bifacial ratio of approximately 80%.

The solar power plant, located in the Oltenia region, is expected to be operational by mid-2025. Once completed, it will generate enough electricity to meet the needs of around 115,000 households, making it the largest operational solar facility in Romania.

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