Last Updated on: 22nd November 2023, 10:17 am
Today, LONGi Green Energy Technology Co., Ltd. officially unveiled its “STAR Innovative Ecological Cooperation Platform” at the Intersolar Exhibition in Munich, Germany. The global platform will focus on the development of PV innovation technology and serve as an enabler for building a coalition of international experts from science, industry, academics, and civil society to promote innovation trends, gather global ideas, integrate solutions, and connect high-quality resources.
“The platform runs under the theme “Technology Innovation-From Possible to Feasible” and was developed to build a global zero-carbon technology innovation center and a global collaborative innovation ecosystem,” said Dennis She, Vice President of LONGi. “To make solar for all in the world accessible and affordable, we need to continuously promote the improvement of the global photovoltaic technology. This will only be possible when we work together and join global forces.”
LONGi has developed three strategic pillars to help the platform achieve its goals. The first one looks at innovative planning systems, technological breakthrough projects, simulation design systems and entrepreneurial incubation strategies. The second one will focus on building collaboration platforms with industrial chains and academic circles whereas the last one will deal with innovation funds, project incentives and expert systems. The platform will gather experts from universities, research institutes, technology research companies, industrial chain startups, PV companies, consulting institutions and many more.
LONGi has an extensive history of collaboration with renowned institutes and scientific research institutions in order to implement zero-carbon-oriented energy research projects and promote the sustainable development of green energy. It has already established close ties with universities such as the University of New South Wales in Australia and the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. Additionally, LONGi has successfully incubated several leading innovative technologies in the industry through collaborative innovation with upstream and downstream partners in the industry chain.
LONGi also plans to launch a global technology challenge in the future to discover outstanding talents in cutting-edge technologies and related fields around the world. “Embracing an open ecosystem to foster global photovoltaic innovation for the next decade and beyond is another important step towards carbon neutrality,” said Nick Wang, Vice President of LONGi Europe for DG. “We seek to build a fully open ecosystem that unites all innovative forces, and constantly promotes high-quality innovation in the solar industry.”
LONGi Green Energy Technology Co., Ltd. debuted its “STAR Innovative Ecological Cooperation Platform” today at the Intersolar Exhibition in Munich, Germany. Developed to build a global zero-carbon technology innovation center and a global collaborative innovation ecosystem, the platform will focus on the development of PV innovation technology and serve as an enabler for building a coalition of international experts from science, industry, academics, and civil society.
“To make solar for all in the world accessible and affordable, we need to continuously promote the improvement of the global photovoltaic technology,” said Dennis She, Vice President of LONGi. “This will only be possible when we work together and join global forces.”
LONGi has developed three strategic pillars to help the platform achieve its goals. It has already established close ties with universities such as the University of New South Wales in Australia and the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands and has successfully incubated several leading innovative technologies in the industry through collaborative innovation with upstream and downstream partners in the industry chain.
The company also plans to launch a global technology challenge in the future to discover outstanding talents in cutting-edge technologies and related fields around the world. “We seek to build a fully open ecosystem that unites all innovative forces, and constantly promotes high-quality innovation in the solar industry,” said Nick Wang, Vice President of LONGi Europe for DG.
