LONGi and Raystech Showcase Innovations at Solar & Storage Live 2025, Strengthen Push into Australian Market

LONGi, in collaboration with Raystech, will make a major appearance at the Solar & Storage Live exhibition on March 26–27, 2025, after appointing Raystech as the exclusive distributor of its distributed products in Australia.

At the exhibition, LONGi’s Hi-MO X6 Max solar module drew significant attention for its outstanding performance and elegant design. Equipped with HPBC and TaiRay Inside cell technology, the module delivers higher power conversion efficiency, helping users substantially lower their electricity costs. It effectively addresses the growing energy demands in Australia’s southeastern coastal regions while offering a practical solution to the financial strain caused by rising power prices.

Alongside the Hi-MO X6 Max, an exciting new product also made its debut at the event. Promising exceptional performance, reliability, customer benefits, and innovative design, this new module is poised to become a standout in the Australian photovoltaic market and is expected to arrive by mid-April, generating much anticipation.

Looking ahead, LONGi and Raystech plan to strengthen their collaboration, introducing even more efficient and valuable solar modules to the Australian market, and further advancing the country’s transition to green energy.

 

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