Solar power has a dark side: panels are still built to be thrown away, and we risk creating a mountain of waste that locks ...

Solar power is racing ahead as one of the cheapest ways to cut emissions, but the industry is quietly stockpiling a future ...

Broken and worn-out solar panels can be recycled, but it's not easy. Suzanne Kreiter/The Boston Globe via Getty Images It’s hard work soaking up sunlight to generate clean electricity. After about 25 ...

Sunlight beats down on a graveyard for dead solar panels in Yuma, Ariz., hundreds stacked in neat piles, waiting for their next life. Plans to address climate change rely on massively scaling up clean ...

The largest solar panel recycling plant in North America opened just as the flow of used and spent solar panels sharply ramps up. Sunlight beats down on a graveyard for dead solar panels in Yuma, ...

Solar panels made in the US’s largest silicon-based solar panel factory will now be recycled, thanks to a new partnership. February 15: It’s been a helluva week for solar recycling company SOLARCYCLE.

MARION—As the call to go green continues, and solar panels appear more and more on housetops and in fields, what happens in a quarter century when all those panels expire and become heaps of useless ...

The company has secured a strategic site in Silver Lakes to process end-of-life photovoltaic modules for the Western United ...

Until recently, when a solar panel reached the end of its useful life—after 25 or 30 years—it probably ended up in a landfill. Any valuable materials inside it were lost. But that’s quickly changing.

Relatively new recycling outfit Comstock Metals announced it has received permission from Nevada environmental departments to ...

Discover what happens to old solar panels and how solar panel recycling in Australia is shaping a cleaner, circular energy ...

Sunlight beats down on a graveyard for dead solar panels in Yuma, Arizona, hundreds stacked in neat piles, waiting for their next life. The great majority of worn and damaged panels are still dumped ...