La gran ola de retiro masivo de paneles fotovoltaicos ha llegado, las empresas se agrupan para ingresar en la pista de recuperación de fotovoltaicos

Financial News from the People’s Network, April 1: China’s photovoltaic installed capacity has ranked first globally for consecutive years. With early photovoltaic modules reaching the end of their service life one after another, a large-scale decommissioning wave is already close at hand. A person in charge of a photovoltaic panel recycling company in Changzhou, Jiangsu, told reporters that the main profit from photovoltaic panel recycling comes from the sale of recycled materials. Since disassembly and environmental protection costs are relatively fixed, the larger the scale, the lower the overall cost, and the higher the gross margin. Staff members said, “Costs also depend on your scale effects. The cost is roughly 600 yuan per ton. Currently, the gross margin is about 20%.” The reporter learned that, at present, the photovoltaic panels that companies dismantle mainly come from production defective products of photovoltaic enterprises, as well as panels damaged by natural disasters at photovoltaic power stations. Industry insiders said that China’s photovoltaic industry began around 2005. Based on a designed service life of 20 to 25 years for panels, starting in 2026, the industry will usher in a large-scale wave of decommissioning of photovoltaic equipment. Several companies have also begun stepping up their deployments to further increase the scale of recycling and processing. (CCTV Finance)