Longi Green Energy recently revealed that based on the current development of BC cell technology, it expects to drive down BC cell costs with various means. They will first make it through enhanced cell conversion efficiency: the mass production efficiency of HPBC 2.0 cells used in its Hi-MO X10 has surpassed 26.6%, with further improvements anticipated.
Secondly, in 2025, the company will enter a phase of large-scale BC capacity deployment, anticipating further reductions in BC production costs as production scales up.
Besides, Longi is continuously exploring various cost-reduction pathways for BC technology, such as silver-reduced and silver-free metallization solutions, which will also drive down BC technology costs.
Additionally, Longi predicts that domestic PV installations will remain stable in 2025 without significant fluctuations. Meanwhile, new PV installations in the European market are expected to remain stable year-on-year, with module prices gradually becoming more rational. This forecast provides important market insights for the industry.
Regarding overseas expansion, the company remains cautious, emphasizing that decisions will be made after fully assessing market risks and benefits.
