Canada, will officially launch a photovoltaic module recycling program on October 1 this year, which aims to recycle valuable materials from decommissioned modules. To cope with the 72,700 tons of waste photovoltaic modules that will appear in 2045.
The plan is implemented by the Alberta Recycling Authority (ARMA), which levies an environmental protection fee of about 68 yuan for each crystalline silicon and thin film photovoltaic module of 1 m2 or more, covering residential, commercial, industrial and large-scale ground photovoltaic projects, and the installed modules are not retroactively charged.
However, the fee standard has been questioned by the Canadian Renewable Energy Association, which estimates that the recovery cost is only about 24 yuan, and the fee standard determined by the government is obviously on the high side. It could end up reducing consumer choice and driving up electricity costs.
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