A circular economy for Photovoltaic waste - the vision of the European project CABRISS

W. Brenner, N. Adamovic
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Growing Photovoltaic (PV) panel waste causes a new environmental challenge, but on the other hand opportunities to create value and new economic paths. The main vision of the European project CABRISS “Implementation of a circular economy based on recycling, reused and recovered indium, silicon and silver materials for photovoltaic and other applications” is to develop a circular economy mainly for the photovoltaic, but also for electronic and glass industry. CABRISS bundles the efforts of 16 European companies and research institutions. The project consists in the development of: (i) recycling technologies to recover In, Ag and Si for the sustainable PV technology and other applications; (ii) a solar cell processing roadmap, which will use Si waste for the high throughput, cost-effective manufacturing of hybrid Si based solar cells and will demonstrate the possibility for the reusability and recyclability at the end of life of key PV materials. From the begin the CABRISS consortium decided to have all results in accordance with valid European standards to ease access to market.
光伏废弃物的循环经济——欧洲CABRISS项目的愿景
不断增长的光伏(PV)电池板废弃物带来了新的环境挑战,但另一方面也带来了创造价值和新的经济途径的机会。欧洲CABRISS项目“基于光伏和其他应用的回收、再利用和回收的铟、硅和银材料的循环经济的实施”的主要愿景是发展主要用于光伏的循环经济,同时也用于电子和玻璃工业。CABRISS整合了16家欧洲公司和研究机构的努力。该项目包括开发:(i)回收铟、银和硅的回收技术,用于可持续光伏技术和其他应用;(ii)太阳能电池加工路线图,该路线图将利用硅废料高通量、高成本效益地制造混合硅基太阳能电池,并将展示关键光伏材料在使用寿命结束时可重复使用和可回收的可能性。从一开始,CABRISS联盟就决定让所有结果符合有效的欧洲标准,以方便进入市场。
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