When blue photovoltaic panels supply us with clean electricity, have you ever wondered: Where do they go after they're "retired"? With the explosive growth of the global photovoltaic industry, the first batch of large-scale installed solar panels are gradually entering the retirement phase. If disposed of randomly, heavy metals such as lead and cadmium contained in the panels may pollute soil and water sources; while valuable resources like silicon, silver, and aluminum will be buried in landfills. This is not only a waste of resources but also a disservice to the environment. Solar panel recycling is the key to solving this dilemma! Through professional technical disassembly and purification, more than 90% of the materials can be reintroduced into the photovoltaic industry chain - silicon material becomes new battery cells, and metal components transform into new brackets, allowing "retired" solar panels to continue their green mission in another form. This not only reduces the extraction of primary resources but also reduces the carbon footprint of the photovoltaic industry, injecting circular momentum into the "carbon neutrality" goal. Here, we issue an appeal: ▶ Household users: If you have unused or retired solar panels at home, please choose formal recycling channels and refuse to discard them randomly; ▶ Enterprise partners: Implement the extended producer responsibility system and establish a "production-recycling-remanufacturing" closed-loop system; ▶ The general public: Spread the recycling concept and let more people understand the value of photovoltaic recycling, becoming green communicators. Every recycled solar panel is a gentle guardian of the Earth; every recycling process is a step closer to a sustainable future. Let's join hands to give retired photovoltaic panels a new lease of life and ensure that green energy never "shuts down"! Recycling solar panels is recycling the future - we look forward to your participation!