Second life for solar panels


Yeo making a point during her lecture on ‘R&D Ecosystem and Green Technology’ at University Sains Malaysia.

WITH solar panels gaining popularity as renewable energy generators, the Malaysian Government is aiming to work with a private facility for recycling solar panels within the next 10 years.

Energy, Technology, Science, Climate Change and Environment Minister Yeo Bee Yin said discussions are ongoing with a solar panel production company in Kulim, Kedah, to enable recycling of the photovoltaic components.

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