In today's era of pursuing sustainable development, solar energy, as a clean and renewable energy source, is changing our energy landscape at an unprecedented pace. Solar panels, glittering in the sunlight, continuously supply us with green electricity. However, have you ever wondered what happens to these solar panels after they have served their purpose and been decommissioned? The lifespan of solar panels is typically around 25-30 years. As the early-installed solar panels gradually enter the decommissioning phase, the issue of solar panel recycling has become increasingly urgent. In fact, solar panels contain a large amount of recyclable resources. Its main components, such as glass, aluminum frames, and silicon wafers, all have high reuse value. Through professional recycling processes, glass can be remelted into new glass products, aluminum frames can be reprocessed into various aluminum profiles, and silicon wafers can be purified for use in manufacturing new solar panels. Recycling solar panels is not only an effective use of resources, but also an important contribution to environmental protection. If a large number of decommissioned solar panels are discarded indiscriminately, the harmful substances they contain, such as lead and cadmium, may seep into the soil and water sources, causing serious damage to the ecological environment. However, scientific and reasonable recycling processing can minimize these potential environmental risks. We actively advocate solar panel recycling actions. For solar energy companies, establishing a complete solar panel recycling system is a manifestation of corporate social responsibility and an inevitable choice for promoting sustainable development of the industry. For ordinary users, when their own solar panels reach the end of their service life, please choose formal recycling channels so that these "decommissioned veterans" can embark on a new journey of recycling. Let's join hands to attach importance to solar panel recycling, contribute our share to the sustainable development of green energy, and jointly protect our beautiful home planet.