Professional photovoltaic panel disassembly manufacturer

How does envie use disassembly equipment to dismantle PV panels?

“Envie will utilize our disassembly equipment to dismantle PV panels and then cooperate with Rosi, a French company that developed recycling processes allowing to separate and recover metals such as silver and high purity silicon from the PV cells,” it further explained.

What is a solar module disassembly line?

Developed by Japanese PV equipment provider NPC Incorporated, the solar module disassembly line is claimed to enable the reuse of frames, junction boxes, intact broken glass, solar cells and EVA sheets. The module disassembyl line. Image: NPC Incorporated

Who is Jetion Solar?

As a world renowned PV manufacturer, Jetion Solar specializes in research, development, production and sales of high efficiency solar cells and modules. Since its foundation in 2004, Jetion Solar has accomplished significant achievements which outpaced most of our main competitors in terms of production capacity and in the number of innovations.

Why is quality important for PV module manufacturing?

Quality is the core competitiveness in the long-term development and the key to becoming the world's leading PV module manufacturer. Highly automated and intelligent factories with a global layout, with advanced manufacturing execution system (MES), ensure efficient collaboration between various departments.

How long has NPC been in the PV industry?

About 30 years of experiences and trust NPC entered into the PV industry in 1994, having provided PV module manufacturing equipment for about 30 years for PV manufacturers throughout the world. NPC Incorporated is a machine manufacturer for PV and other industries.

When did Nedo start promoting PV system recycling?

In 2014 and 2015 consecutively, we joined the development project of PV recycling technology of NEDO with cooperating companies and succeeded in commercialization. The result of our R&D was published in the Guidelines for Promoting PV System Recycling (2016) by the Ministry of Environment in 2016 as a reference.