Solarpro and LONGi Collaborate on Europe's Largest Back-Contact Solar Plant

The ChangeSolarpro and LONGi partner to build Hungary's largest 450MW solar plant, utilizing LONGi's photovoltaic modules to advance European renewable energy infrastructure.

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Indexed Mar 19, 2026
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European EPC and O&M contractor Solarpro is partnering with LONGi to build what will be Hungary's largest solar power plant, a 450MW PV project utilizing LONGi's photovoltaic modules. This collaboration signifies a major step in developing large-scale renewable energy infrastructure in Europe and highlights LONGi's role as a key module supplier for significant international projects.

Why It Matters

This partnership contributes significantly to Europe's renewable energy targets by enabling the construction of one of its largest solar facilities. The deployment of 450MW of solar capacity will generate substantial clean energy, reducing carbon emissions and enhancing energy independence. It also showcases the effectiveness of collaboration between leading EPCs and module manufacturers in accelerating the energy transition.

Key Takeaways
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LONGi partnering with Solarpro for 450MW Hungarian solar plant.

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Project will be Hungary's largest solar power plant.

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Highlights LONGi's role in large-scale European projects.

Regional Angle

This partnership, while in Europe, demonstrates LONGi's capability to supply modules for massive-scale projects, a key factor for large-scale renewable energy developments in APAC. Success in such significant international collaborations enhances LONGi's global reputation and strengthens its position to secure similar large-scale contracts within the APAC region.

What to Watch
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LONGi partnering with Solarpro for 450MW Hungarian solar plant.

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Project will be Hungary's largest solar power plant.

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