As the world stands at the crossroads of an energy transformation, we are redefining ourselves for a new era. From a global leader in photovoltaic technology to a comprehensive provider of green energy solutions, LONGi is committed to making clean energy accessible to all. The path to net zero begins with sunlight. We’re pushing the boundaries of efficiency and reliability — balancing energy day and night, and bringing green power to industries and communities worldwide, from Latin America and the Middle East to Central Asia, Europe, and China. Together with our global partners, we’re integrating green energy into every part of life — building an affordable, sustainable, zero-carbon future for all. Now, we proudly present “Towards Net Zero”, from all of us at LONGi.
The Kayapó Project is not only an electrification project for primitive tribes, but also a development paradigm for social progress and environmental transformation. It combines photovoltaic technology with humanism, breaks the traditional shackles of the binary opposition between "protection and development" through the popularization of green energy, community empowerment, and cultural heritage protection, and established a new model and route for the governance of global biodiversity hotspots.
The project is located in the northern state of Sonora, Mexico, with a total capacity of 369MW. It is currently the largest planned photovoltaic+energy storage power station project in Mexico, installed with high-efficiency Hi MO series modules from LONGi .
The Babilonia impoverished community in the southern district of Rio de Janeiro is an marginalized area of the big city. The public facilities are not perfect, and there are problems with the most basic water and power supply. Since 2021, Brazilian non-profit organization Revolusolar has partnered with LONGi to provide technical and product support for energy equity in impoverished communities. The Babilonia Slum Community is Revolusolar's first solar energy collaboration project in impoverished communities in Brazil, where local residents participate in the installation of solar facilities. They not only receive training on solar facility installation, but also take responsibility for its use and maintenance. This project reduced the average electricity bill for residents by nearly 40%, lowering their electricity costs, and created employment opportunities.
LONGi and Guizhou University teamed up in 2020 to establish a 500kW solar power station at Badugu Tea Garden in Guizhou, China. The solar setup generates 4 million kWh annually for local needs and enhances tea yield by 10%-30%, creating a sustainable model that combines clean energy with traditional agriculture.
LONGi's Green Initiative in Kubuqi Desert: Combating Desertification with Solar Power LONGi has built two solar power stations in Inner Mongolia's Kubuqi Desert, with 336kW and 338kW capacities, pioneering eco-friendly development. These solar farms generate significant revenue, protect the ground from direct sunlight, reduce water evaporation, and foster vegetation growth, thereby tackling desertification and enabling agricultural and pastoral development in the desert.
Solar Energy Cooperative Empowers Rio Communities In Rio de Janeiro, the communities of Babilônia and Chapéu Mangueira launched a solar cooperative in 2021, supported by NGO Revolusolar. Utilizing 60 LONGi panels, the project generates energy credits for families and trains residents in solar installation, fostering community engagement. Over three years, it produced 70,425 kWh, powered 50 homes, and reduced CO2 emissions by 7 tons, with annual savings of R$ 80,000 reinvested to expand the initiative.
In May 2024, LONGi partnered with Guangdong Integration Communication Co., Ltd. to commission an 80kW solar power station for the Pearl River Estuary Chinese White Dolphin National Nature Reserve, advancing green energy use and biodiversity conservation. The station annually generates 89,800 kWh, saving 82,700 yuan and reducing CO2 emissions by 74 tons. The Chinese White Dolphin, "Panda of the Sea," is a globally rare marine mammal with approximately 6,000 individuals, including 2,000 in this reserve.
The Xiangshan mudflat photovoltaic project in Zhejiang is China's first large-scale coastal initiative combining fish light complementary aquaculture with clean energy. It not only meets regional green electricity demands and reduces air pollution but also supports local island rural development. The project has revitalized the marine ecology, enabling power generation above and aquaculture below, with restored biodiversity and active fishing communities.
The Kayapó Project is not only an electrification project for primitive tribes, but also a development paradigm for social progress and environmental transformation. It combines photovoltaic technology with humanism, breaks the traditional shackles of the binary opposition between "protection and development" through the popularization of green energy, community empowerment, and cultural heritage protection, and established a new model and route for the governance of global biodiversity hotspots.
The project is located in the northern state of Sonora, Mexico, with a total capacity of 369MW. It is currently the largest planned photovoltaic+energy storage power station project in Mexico, installed with high-efficiency Hi MO series modules from LONGi .
The Babilonia impoverished community in the southern district of Rio de Janeiro is an marginalized area of the big city. The public facilities are not perfect, and there are problems with the most basic water and power supply. Since 2021, Brazilian non-profit organization Revolusolar has partnered with LONGi to provide technical and product support for energy equity in impoverished communities. The Babilonia Slum Community is Revolusolar's first solar energy collaboration project in impoverished communities in Brazil, where local residents participate in the installation of solar facilities. They not only receive training on solar facility installation, but also take responsibility for its use and maintenance. This project reduced the average electricity bill for residents by nearly 40%, lowering their electricity costs, and created employment opportunities.
LONGi and Guizhou University teamed up in 2020 to establish a 500kW solar power station at Badugu Tea Garden in Guizhou, China. The solar setup generates 4 million kWh annually for local needs and enhances tea yield by 10%-30%, creating a sustainable model that combines clean energy with traditional agriculture.
LONGi's Green Initiative in Kubuqi Desert: Combating Desertification with Solar Power LONGi has built two solar power stations in Inner Mongolia's Kubuqi Desert, with 336kW and 338kW capacities, pioneering eco-friendly development. These solar farms generate significant revenue, protect the ground from direct sunlight, reduce water evaporation, and foster vegetation growth, thereby tackling desertification and enabling agricultural and pastoral development in the desert.
Solar Energy Cooperative Empowers Rio Communities In Rio de Janeiro, the communities of Babilônia and Chapéu Mangueira launched a solar cooperative in 2021, supported by NGO Revolusolar. Utilizing 60 LONGi panels, the project generates energy credits for families and trains residents in solar installation, fostering community engagement. Over three years, it produced 70,425 kWh, powered 50 homes, and reduced CO2 emissions by 7 tons, with annual savings of R$ 80,000 reinvested to expand the initiative.
In May 2024, LONGi partnered with Guangdong Integration Communication Co., Ltd. to commission an 80kW solar power station for the Pearl River Estuary Chinese White Dolphin National Nature Reserve, advancing green energy use and biodiversity conservation. The station annually generates 89,800 kWh, saving 82,700 yuan and reducing CO2 emissions by 74 tons. The Chinese White Dolphin, "Panda of the Sea," is a globally rare marine mammal with approximately 6,000 individuals, including 2,000 in this reserve.
The Xiangshan mudflat photovoltaic project in Zhejiang is China's first large-scale coastal initiative combining fish light complementary aquaculture with clean energy. It not only meets regional green electricity demands and reduces air pollution but also supports local island rural development. The project has revitalized the marine ecology, enabling power generation above and aquaculture below, with restored biodiversity and active fishing communities.
Brightening the Amazon: LONGi Empowers Vulnerable Communities in Brazil with High-Efficiency BC Technology
On November 14, during the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30), LONGi officially launched the 2025 "Green Energy Empowering Vulnerable Communities in Brazil" project in collaboration with the UNHCR, UN Refugee Agency.
2025.11.24
LONGi Releases Fourth Climate Action White Paper, Aims for Net-Zero Emissions Across Full Value Chain by 2050
At the " For Shared Future：Accelerating Climate Action with Innovation" themed event during the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, LONGi officially released its "2024-2025 Climate Action White Paper of LONGi." James Grabert, Director, Mitigation Division, UNFCCC, Francesco La Camera, Director General, IRENA, Luis, Neves, Chief Executive Officer, GeSI, Li Zhenguo, Founder and CTO, LONGi, and other guests attended the report release ceremony, witnessing this important moment.
2025.11.20
LONGi Advocates at COP30: The Key to Resolving the Energy Trilemma Lies in Building a Synergistic Triad of Photovoltaics (Solar PV), Energy Storage, and Hydrogen
On November 15, the 30th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change continued in full swing in Belém, the capital of Pará in Brazil's Amazon rainforest region.
2025.11.19
LONGi Publishes TNFD Report at COP30, Systematically Reviewing 2024 Practices and Management Actions on Nature-Related Issues
LONGi released its first Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) report during the 30th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
2025.11.17
A pivotal moment at #COP30: Mr. Li Zhenguo, Founder and CTO of LONGi, officially released the "2024-2025 Climate Action White Paper of LONGi" at the UNFCCC Pavilion and UN press room. This marks a significant evolution from a leading PV products manufacturer to a builder and advocate for a zero-carbon energy ecosystem. Guided by our "Solar for Solar" vision and as the first in the industry to have SBTi targets validated, we are committed to driving decarbonization with transparent, globally-aligned action.
At COP30, the world's attention is on the Amazon. While we debate the future, millions—including refugees and indigenous communities—live in energy poverty today. They cannot wait. LONGi is taking action and the company is proud to announce the expansion of our global partnership with UNHCR into Brazil. We are not just donating solar products; we are deploying our leading BC technology to power schools, health posts, and community centers for the most vulnerable. Our projects in Uzbekistan and Pakistan have shown us that green energy is the bedrock of humanitarian aid. It safeguards dignity, powers opportunity, and saves lives. This Brazil initiative is a beginning. We envision the LONGi-UNHCR model as a blueprint, proving that corporations have a vital role in building a just transition. We call on more enterprises to join us. Let's unite to ensure that the green energy transition truly includes all of humanity. Where Sunlight Touches, A Home Rises.
At COP30, LONGi took a crucial step forward by releasing its inaugural TNFD report, aligning with the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures framework. This demonstrates our commitment to systematically integrating nature into our corporate governance. We are already actioning this commitment worldwide. Our "PV + Ecology" projects in Colombia, Saudi Arabia, and Inner Mongolia, China, are living proof of how we embed biodiversity protection into our operations, creating synergies for a greener planet. Because true sustainability means powering the world in harmony with nature.
LONGi attend the event that officially launched the United Nations Solutions Hub (UNSH) as a global platform for digital-enabled climate collaboration. It demonstrates how innovation and partnerships between public, private, and international sectors can accelerate sustainable transformation, while engaging key organizations — including UN agencies, multilateral development banks, cities, and enterprises — to exchange and scale actionable climate solutions. LONGi is committed to the collaboration across regions and sectors in achieving inclusive sustainability. #LONGi #COP30 #innovation #climate #sustainability #SDGs
LONGi's solutions empower partners to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, fostering a more sustainable and resilient energy infrastructure. Effectively managing and utilizing clean energy is not only a technological but also a business challenge.
Innovative technologies for industry -Commercial viability of hydrogen and advance the energy transition. -Boost hydrogen demand in heavy industry sectors through innovative technologies and vertical collaboration. -Attract investments through intelligent offtaker agreements to decarbonise hard-to-abate industries.
As part of “Zero-Carbon Life Plan for Pandas, LONGi’s donation on a 137.46kW distributed photovoltaic power station to the Qinling Giant Panda Conservation and Breeding Research Base in Foping has also been presented during the UNFCC Press Conference.
UNHCR and LONGi have completed a groundbreaking project to solarize the UNHCR Regional Humanitarian Logistics Hub located in the Termez Cargo Centre in Surkhandarya, Uzbekistan by installing a 700kW solar photovoltaic powerplant, which marks a significant step towards ensuring a sustainable energy supply for logistics that support refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs) across the region and beyond.
A pivotal moment at #COP30: Mr. Li Zhenguo, Founder and CTO of LONGi, officially released the "2024-2025 Climate Action White Paper of LONGi" at the UNFCCC Pavilion and UN press room. This marks a significant evolution from a leading PV products manufacturer to a builder and advocate for a zero-carbon energy ecosystem. Guided by our "Solar for Solar" vision and as the first in the industry to have SBTi targets validated, we are committed to driving decarbonization with transparent, globally-aligned action.
At COP30, the world's attention is on the Amazon. While we debate the future, millions—including refugees and indigenous communities—live in energy poverty today. They cannot wait. LONGi is taking action and the company is proud to announce the expansion of our global partnership with UNHCR into Brazil. We are not just donating solar products; we are deploying our leading BC technology to power schools, health posts, and community centers for the most vulnerable. Our projects in Uzbekistan and Pakistan have shown us that green energy is the bedrock of humanitarian aid. It safeguards dignity, powers opportunity, and saves lives. This Brazil initiative is a beginning. We envision the LONGi-UNHCR model as a blueprint, proving that corporations have a vital role in building a just transition. We call on more enterprises to join us. Let's unite to ensure that the green energy transition truly includes all of humanity. Where Sunlight Touches, A Home Rises.
At COP30, LONGi took a crucial step forward by releasing its inaugural TNFD report, aligning with the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures framework. This demonstrates our commitment to systematically integrating nature into our corporate governance. We are already actioning this commitment worldwide. Our "PV + Ecology" projects in Colombia, Saudi Arabia, and Inner Mongolia, China, are living proof of how we embed biodiversity protection into our operations, creating synergies for a greener planet. Because true sustainability means powering the world in harmony with nature.
LONGi attend the event that officially launched the United Nations Solutions Hub (UNSH) as a global platform for digital-enabled climate collaboration. It demonstrates how innovation and partnerships between public, private, and international sectors can accelerate sustainable transformation, while engaging key organizations — including UN agencies, multilateral development banks, cities, and enterprises — to exchange and scale actionable climate solutions. LONGi is committed to the collaboration across regions and sectors in achieving inclusive sustainability. #LONGi #COP30 #innovation #climate #sustainability #SDGs
LONGi's solutions empower partners to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, fostering a more sustainable and resilient energy infrastructure. Effectively managing and utilizing clean energy is not only a technological but also a business challenge.
Innovative technologies for industry -Commercial viability of hydrogen and advance the energy transition. -Boost hydrogen demand in heavy industry sectors through innovative technologies and vertical collaboration. -Attract investments through intelligent offtaker agreements to decarbonise hard-to-abate industries.
As part of “Zero-Carbon Life Plan for Pandas, LONGi’s donation on a 137.46kW distributed photovoltaic power station to the Qinling Giant Panda Conservation and Breeding Research Base in Foping has also been presented during the UNFCC Press Conference.
UNHCR and LONGi have completed a groundbreaking project to solarize the UNHCR Regional Humanitarian Logistics Hub located in the Termez Cargo Centre in Surkhandarya, Uzbekistan by installing a 700kW solar photovoltaic powerplant, which marks a significant step towards ensuring a sustainable energy supply for logistics that support refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs) across the region and beyond.
LONGi has released its inaugural TNFD Report, following the TNFD's LEAP Approach to identify, assess, and manage nature-related risks and opportunities.
LONGi's Fourth White Paper Highlights the Company's Accomplishments, Commitments to Sustainable Development.
