The report was prepared by a specialized team from Huajing Industrial Research Institute. Based on years of industry tracking and a combination of desk research, quantitative surveys, and qualitative analysis, it comprehensively outlines the current state of China's retired wind and solar equipment recycling market, analyzes industry trends and investment opportunities, and assesses potential risks from multiple angles. It serves as a systematic and authoritative reference for decision-making by relevant companies, research institutions, and investors.

The report data indicates that the industry is in a phase of rapid growth: in 2024, China's retired wind and solar equipment recycling volume reached 873,000 tons, a year-on-year increase of 145.2%. The recycling revenue amounted to 3.16 billion yuan, up 122.5% from the previous year, accounting for 0.24% of the total recycling value of renewable resources in China. The future market potential is substantial, with the total scale of wind and solar equipment recycling projected to exceed 150 billion yuan between 2025 and 2035.

The industry still faces challenges such as a "small, scattered, and disorderly" landscape with unregulated competition. Some companies, due to technological limitations, are unable to achieve high-value recovery of key components, leading to resource waste and environmental pollution. However, a number of technologically advanced firms, including RESOLAR, are actively promoting standardized development in the sector.

Leveraging its proprietary Green Dismantling Solution, RESOLAR efficiently converts retired PV modules into recycled glass, reclaimed metals, and high-purity 6N-grade silicon. Its high recovery rate and resource utilization capabilities have made it stand out in the industry.

The report consists of nine chapters, covering topics from an industry overview and global best practices to regional patterns, supply chain analysis, competitive strategies, and case studies of key enterprises, offering a comprehensive view of the industry landscape and investment prospects.

To learn more about the report, click the link below.

https://www.sohu.com/a/931797961_120928700