As we enter the "self-consumption era," there is a growing demand for solar power proposals that are more efficient and easier to install, in order to reduce electricity costs and address decarbonization. In this webinar, we will introduce the Hi-MO X10 series equipped with LONGi's latest BC (Back Contact) technology "HPBC2.0." We will provide practical information that directly enhances proposal capabilities as a "chosen EPC," including the features of next-generation modules that combine lightweight design, anti-soiling performance, and high power generation efficiency, as well as profitability and BOS cost comparisons with TOPCon products, and how to utilize the proposal support tool "PV Master." We sincerely look forward to your participation.

The "LONGi Regional Energy Promotion Exchange Tour" aims to promote the spread of renewable energy by deepening dialogue with local communities. After being held in Fukuoka, Sendai, Nagoya, Hiroshima, and Matsuyama, the 6th event is now confirmed to take place in Sapporo! Sapporo is a region where the introduction of renewable energy, particularly solar power, is progressing, and we will engage in discussions about this increasingly important field as we work together towards the realization of a sustainable society. Special Guest Lecture In collaboration with Yabushita Energies Co., Ltd. in Sapporo, we are planning a special lecture to deliver the latest information from the industry. This is a valuable opportunity to learn about the future of renewable energy. Product Introduction & Demonstration We will introduce LONGi's latest technology, the "Hi-MO X10," and conduct a demonstration comparing power generation with TOPCon products. This is a chance to experience the evolution of technology firsthand. A networking event will also be provided, allowing participants to freely exchange opinions with one another.

LONGi is hosting the "LONGi Regional Energy Promotion Exchange Tour" across the country to further promote the use of renewable energy and deepen dialogue and collaboration with local communities. Following events in Fukuoka, Sendai, Nagoya, and Hiroshima, the fifth event will be held in Matsuyama, a key location in Shikoku. Matsuyama, as the largest city in Shikoku, is a region where diverse industries coexist with a rich natural environment. Interest in renewable energy has been growing year by year, and efforts to introduce and utilize solar power are being advanced by both companies and local governments. At this event, in addition to introducing LONGi's innovative solar module "Hi-MO X10," equipped with the latest "BC (Back Contact) technology HPBC2.0," we will also conduct a power generation comparison demonstration with TOPCon products. Moreover, we will provide an opportunity for participants to exchange opinions directly and deepen connections in a relaxed atmosphere.

LONGi aims to promote the spread of renewable energy and is hosting the "LONGi Regional Energy Promotion Exchange Tour" across the country. Following Fukuoka, Sendai, and Nagoya, the fourth event has been decided to take place in Hiroshima, a core city in the Chugoku region! Hiroshima is a region where manufacturing and distribution industries are concentrated, and efforts towards carbon neutrality are progressing. There is particularly high interest in the introduction of solar power generation. At this event, we will introduce the innovative solar module "Hi-MO X10," equipped with LONGi's latest "BC technology HPBC2.0," and conduct a demonstration comparing its power generation with TOPCon products. Additionally, there will be opportunities for participants to exchange opinions and socialize, fostering deeper connections in a relaxed atmosphere. 【Event Overview】 Date: May 30, 2025 (Friday) 16:00–20:00 (Registration from 15:30 / Networking from 18:00–20:00) Venue: Garden City Hiroshima Ekimae Ohashi Conference Room 6B Participation Fee: Free Capacity: 30 people Let’s think together about the future of renewable energy and aim for the realization of a sustainable society. We look forward to your participation!