In this pv magazine Webinar, we look to European markets and how cell and module manufacturer Longi has been able to adapt its back contact technology to several scenarios developers active across the region will recognize.
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As the solar industry expands to consider projects in very different environments and installation scenarios, module technology is diversifying to meet the needs of a broadening set of applications. In this pv magazine Webinar, we look to European markets and how cell and module manufacturer Longi has been able to adapt its back contact technology to several scenarios developers active across the region will recognize.
From snow and ice to extreme heat, PV modules need to be able to operate in every environment. And as developers get more creative with projects as well, modules also face a range of different project types and customer needs.
This means PV modules can no longer be viewed entirely as a standardized ‘one size fits all’ product. Longi is among the manufacturers taking note of this, and expanding its PV module offering to include products optimized for particular operating scenarios. In this webinar, we’ll hear from Longi product experts about this strategy and how it addresses specific pain points for solar customers.
We’ll look at two different installation scenarios common to European PV markets and how Longi has been able to adapt its products to better serve the needs of these. And we’ll share a case study from a project in Europe where the value of this application-specific innovation is clearly demonstrated.
Webinar content:
- Introduction to scenario-based design
- Common needs in the European market
- Case study
- Q&A
Audience questions can be submitted beforehand or through the comments window during the webinar. This webinar will be moderated by Mark Hutchins, magazine director at pv magazine.
Registration for this pv magazine Webinar is free of charge.
Speakers
Dr. Alex Li | Senior Director of Global Product Planning and Marketing at LONGi
Dr. Alex Li serves as the Senior Director of Global Product Planning and Marketing at LONGi. Holding a Ph.D. in Photovoltaics and Solar Energy Engineering from the University of New South Wales (UNSW), he brings extensive technical knowledge to his leadership role, seamlessly translating advanced engineering innovations into market-leading solutions. By bridging the gap between technical innovation and commercial application, Dr. Li is dedicated to driving product excellence and delivering high-performance solar solutions to the global renewable market.
Jason Yan | Product Planning Expert, LONGi
As a Senior Product Expert at LONGi, Jason Yan brings over six years of deep expertise in Photovoltaic R&D, where he mastered the intricacies of new material innovation and the entire PV value chain. Successfully pivoting from technical development to strategic product planning, he now bridges the gap between complex engineering and global market demands. Jason excels at decoding international marketing trends and leveraging his robust technical background to craft data-driven product strategies that truly resonate with customers and define mainstream market standards.
Fan Shasha | Product Planning Senior Manager, LONGi
Shasha Fan is an experienced Product Expert at LONGi, specializing in scenario-based product solutions, especially for snow-prone areas and dusty environments. Leveraging profound insights into client pain points, she optimizes economic returns through product innovation, providing high-value product solutions for global energy transition, facilitating stable, efficient and cost effective clean energy development for clients.
Vitor Rodrigues | CTO Deputy for Europe, Longi Solar Europe
Vitor Rodrigues has nearly 20 years of international experience in the solar PV sector. Vitor worked at TÜV Rheinland for fourteen years where he held the positions of Business Stream Manager Products Certification and Regional Manager for the European and South American markets, he was the Technical Director for Longi for over three years.
Moderators
Mark Hutchins | Magazine Director, pv magazine
Mark Hutchins joined pv magazine as production editor for our monthly global title in September 2016. He also reports on upstream technology and markets, and new and emerging solar regions for both print and online. Mark has experience in copywriting, music journalism and the fast-paced world of startups.
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