Tokuyama's Solar Panel Recycling Technology Reaches New Heights: R&D Adopted in NEDO Public Offering
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Tokuyama Corporation's research and development project, "Low-Cost Processing Technology by Low-Temperature Pyrolysis and Cell Separation Technology for Silicon Recycling," has been adopted in NEDO's public offering. Building on six years of development since 2019, Tokuyama aims to further reduce costs and advance material recycling technology over the next three years until fiscal year 2028. The company seeks to implement advanced recycling technology to address the mass disposal of solar panels anticipated in the 2030s, contributing to a circular economy with 100% resource recovery.
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- Q: What is the name of the research and development project adopted by Tokuyama?
- A: It is "Low-Cost Processing Technology by Low-Temperature Pyrolysis and Cell Separation Technology for Silicon Recycling."
- Q: What is the goal of this technology development?
- A: The goal is to implement advanced recycling technology into society to solve the problem of mass disposal of solar panels anticipated in the 2030s, aiming for "no landfill, 100% resource recovery."