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Earlier this month, ROSI and its partners launched the joined QUASAR EU Horizon Project in Trondheim, Norway.
This European project aims to develop and implement solutions for a systematic collection and management methodology and decision-making tools for end-of-life photovoltaic modules. To achieve the objectives of this project, QUASAR brings together a multidisciplinary consortium involving industrial players from the entire photovoltaic supply chain: photovoltaic module manufacturers, photovoltaic system operators, collectors, recyclers and end-users of secondary raw materials.
In this project, ROSI will continue developing its recycling technologies to bring them to a new scale. ROSI will also increase the level of automation of its recycling lines and continuous quality control of the processes and recovered materials. With its pivotal role in the project, ROSI aims at increasing the competitiveness of its recycling activities thanks to even more innovation and industrial know-how.
Project partners: Scatec ASA, Equinor, 2ndLifeSolar , Soren, LuxChemtech GmbH, REC Solar, SoliTek, Hochschule Offenburg, BIFA , EPRI, Institut Photovoltaïque d’Île-de-France (IPVF), Solenergiklyngen, Dow SILICONES, Dow CHEMICAL, Saperatec GmbH and SINTEF
To learn more about QUASAR: cordis.europa.eu/project
