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With the increase in solar power generation in Bangladesh, the need to recycle photovoltaic waste from waste systems will become a huge challenge
.
One study found that used lead-acid batteries and other solar panel waste were not properly recycled
.
While there is a policy on battery recycling used alongside solar systems, Bangladesh has not yet developed guidelines for PV waste management, which could pose a threat
to human health and the environment.
Nearly 6 million solar home systems have been installed in off-grid areas of rural Bangladesh, generating about 341 megawatts of electricity
.
According to a study by Helal Uddin Ahmed, chair of Management Information Systems at the University of Dhaka, there will be 22,000 tons of solar-related waste in the country next year, of which 12,000 tons will be acid and 1,000 tons will be lead
.
Helal Uddin Ahmed said, "Solar systems first came to Bangladesh in 2003 and their life cycle will end
around 2023.
At the same time, more and more solar systems will gradually reach the end of their useful life, so we have drafted a solar panel disposal policy, which will be completed
within this year.
”
With the increase in solar power generation in Bangladesh, the need to recycle photovoltaic waste from waste systems will become a huge challenge
.
One study found that used lead-acid batteries and other solar panel waste were not properly recycled
.
While there is a policy on battery recycling used alongside solar systems, Bangladesh has not yet developed guidelines for PV waste management, which could pose a threat
to human health and the environment.
Nearly 6 million solar home systems have been installed in off-grid areas of rural Bangladesh, generating about 341 megawatts of electricity
.
According to a study by Helal Uddin Ahmed, chair of Management Information Systems at the University of Dhaka, there will be 22,000 tons of solar-related waste in the country next year, of which 12,000 tons will be acid and 1,000 tons will be lead
.
Helal Uddin Ahmed said, "Solar systems first came to Bangladesh in 2003 and their life cycle will end
around 2023.
At the same time, more and more solar systems will gradually reach the end of their useful life, so we have drafted a solar panel disposal policy, which will be completed
within this year.
”
