WDC Networks has an agreement with China's LONGI solar for the distributed energy market in Brazil; Chinese donated photovoltaic modules to Rio de Janeiro favela

WDC Networks signed an agreement with LONGI Solar for the Brazilian distributed energy market

A WDC Networks, a Brazilian company focused on telecommunications sectors with optical fiber, announced a partnership with LONGI, a company that is a world leader in the manufacture of solar modules and cells, to supply the Brazilian distributed energy market. The partnership enables WDC to start using LONGI's photovoltaic modules in the manufacture and assembly of photovoltaic power generators for the distributed generation market in Brazil. The products will be manufactured in the city of Extrema, Minas Gerais.

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Brazilian distributed energy market can only gain from the partnership

LONGI is a global giant in the segment. It supplies high-efficiency products around the world and is the most valuable and top-earning solar technology company on the planet. The Chinese company leads the ranking of manufacturing photovoltaic modules, as well as inputs for solar panels and other clean energy products.

With WDC's partnership with LONGI, the Brazilian market should only win. LONGI is successful in the market offering a guarantee of no less than 25 years.

"LONGI, a global leader in the supply of solar modules and the company with the best financial health in the segment, has its HIMO-4 and HIMO-5 products recognized for their high quality and energy production. We recognize the very high quality of LONGI's solutions as a strategic partner for the manufacture of WDC Solar generators“, said André Luiz de Paula Souza, director of the WDC solar unit.

Gabriel Magdalon, regional director of LONGI Solar in Brazil, highlighted the quality of its products and even celebrated the partnership with WDC, believing that it has everything to be very successful.

"We joined WDC because we share leadership in our segments and an appreciation for high quality. At LONGI, we are very mature in this solar market, which is complex, and we constantly invest in technology to always offer the best. High scale gain, very high performance, better performance to generate more and more energy with our products. We set up a local structure to support integrators and we have no doubt of the success that this partnership with WDC will have'', highlighted the director.

Now LONGI's products are available in the WDS catalog as products in the TaaS (Technology as a Service) business model, being offered exclusively by the Brazilian company. As a result, costs for the production and acquisition of new products will be much lower, pleasing the Brazilian distributed energy market.

The Revolusolar Foundation, focusing on sustainable development of favelas through solar energy, received a grant from LONGI, through WDC Networks. In total, there were 54 440W photovoltaic modules. At the Twitter from the Chinese company, it was informed that a total of 30 residences in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro now have solar energy.

History of LONGI

China's LONGI is one of the most innovative distributed power generation companies in the world. With high quality and durable products, it was the Chinese company that most exported products in the segment to the global market. The proof of this is that LONGI supplies solar modules and more than 30 GW of wafers to the entire planet annually.

History of WDC Networks

Founded in 2003, the technology company has 100% national capital, becoming the leader in its Taas segment – ​​Technology “as a service”. More than 70% of its products with the highest sales volume are manufactured in Brazil. “We simplify Brazil’s smart technology supply chain and connect companies from different segments to multiple solutions that simplify their processes”, says the website from the company.

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