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LONGi and Pertamina NRE Launch 1.6 GW Solar Manufacturing Hub in Indonesia.

LONGi’s new West Java plant with Pertamina NRE will produce 1.6GW HPBC 2.0 modules annually, boosting Indonesia’s solar independence.

Strategic Partnership to Accelerate Indonesia’s Energy Transition

Project Overview

✔ Location: Deltamas Industrial City, West Java
✔ Capacity: 1.6 GW annual production of high-efficiency solar modules
✔ Technology: LONGi’s next-gen HPBC 2.0 (Hybrid Passivated Back Contact)
✔ Timeline: Manufacturing prep begins June 2025
✔ Investment: Undisclosed (strategic JV with Pertamina NRE)


Key Strategic Benefits

1. Strengthening Indonesia’s Solar Supply Chain

2. Market Expansion Opportunities

🌏 Regional Demand:

⚡ Technology Edge:

3. Synergy with National Energy Goals

🔋 Pertamina NRE’s Role:


Leadership Perspectives

Dennis She, VP of LONGi:
“This facility is a cornerstone of Southeast Asia’s solar future. Localizing production cuts costs by 20% while creating skilled jobs and technology transfer.”

Pertamina NRE Spokesperson:
“Our partnership with LONGi bridges global innovation with local energy needs, accelerating Indonesia’s just energy transition.”


Industry Impact Analysis

Indonesia’s Solar Landscape

📈 Current Capacity: ~0.5 GW operational PV
🎯 2034 Target: 17.1 GW (34X growth)
💰 Investment Needed: $12B+ to meet RUPTL goals

Competitive Advantage


Technology Deep Dive: HPBC 2.0

🔬 Key Features:

🌞 Tropical Adaptation:


Implementation Roadmap

📅 2025:

⚙ 2026:

🚀 2027:


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