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Laser technique could slash emissions from solar panel recycling
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A new, more energy-efficient method of recovering valuable metals from solar panels at the end of their lives is gearing up to make its way to market. Researchers from the University of Glasgow have developed a way to use lasers to recover almost all of the silver and silicon contained in solar panels destined for the scrapheap using a fraction of the energy required by conventional processes.
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