LONGi maintains AAA status in Q2 2026 PV ModuleTech bankability rankings for the 26th consecutive quarter

LONGi has retained its AAA bankability rating in the Q2 2026 release of the PV ModuleTech Bankability Ratings report, its 26th consecutive quarter in the top tier and a position it has held since 2020. The rating, published by PV-Tech and Solar Media, reflects an assessment of a manufacturer's financial strength alongside its production capability and shipment scale. LONGi's continued place at the top of the ranking rests on sustained manufacturing volume and a module portfolio moving toward back contact cell technology.

Back contact scale-up anchors the manufacturing side of the rating

The manufacturing component of the rating reflects investment in cell technology and shipment volume, and LONGi's back contact ramp feeds both. In June 2026 the company passed 60 GW of cumulative back contact module shipments and set a target of more than 100 GW by year-end. Back contact cells move the electrical contacts to the rear of the cell, which reduces front-side shading and supports steadier output under real operating conditions. For developers and investors, more stable generation feeds directly into the yield forecasts that sit at the core of any bankability assessment. LONGi's HPBC 2.0 architecture is the basis for this product line.

Integrated solar and storage supports predictable project output

LONGi has extended its offer beyond modules with LONGi ONE, an integrated solar and storage framework for C&I and utility-scale projects. LONGi ONE pairs generation with storage at the system level, which gives projects a more predictable output profile and closer alignment with demand and pricing signals, and strengthens the financial case for both segments. The company plans to build out localized service centers in support, reaching 30 sites by 2030. The practical gain for a developer is fewer unknowns in how a project performs once it is operating.