Solar panels are evolving beyond rooftops into parking lots, farms, and reservoirs, driven by technological advances and innovative applications that are reshaping energy infrastructure quietly but profoundly across America.
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While solar installations surge globally, a quiet revolution in panel recycling is reshaping the industry's future. From recovering 95% of materials to creating circular economies, this emerging sector addresses solar's end-of-life challenge while unlocking billions in economic opportunity.