Sustainability: China proposes first standards for recycling wind turbines to manage imminent surge of retired equipment

As China prepares to deal with 35 million tonnes of waste from decommissioned wind and solar equipment by 2030, the proposed standards aim to promote reuse and recycling while banning landfilling and burning.
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China has issued its first set of proposed standards for recycling retired onshore wind turbines, laying the foundation for tackling supply chain sustainability challenges arising from renewable energy generation.
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Sustainability: China proposes first standards for recycling wind turbines to manage imminent surge of retired equipment