A new peer-reviewed publication supported by the APOLLO project presents an innovative ultrasound technology with the potential to improve the recovery of valuable materials from lithium-ion batteries.

The 5th APOLLO Newsletter presents recent project updates, including the consortium meeting in Berlin, secured PV waste streams, CINEA visibility, the upcoming LOOPS webinar, and partner activities across circular PV, sustainability, and raw materials research.

Join APOLLO on 6 July 2026 at the LOOPS webinar to discover how Digital Product Passports and advanced tracking technologies can support circular management of critical raw materials.

The APOLLO project was recently represented at two international events in France and Norway focused on PV sustainability, circular economy, and raw materials recovery.

The APOLLO project has been featured by the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency, highlighting its approach to circular PV recycling and material recovery.

In March 2026, APOLLO will be presented at two international conferences in India by University of Leicester researcher Deepa Oberai.

In November 2025, the APOLLO project was represented at Recycling and Circular Next and PV Days 2025, contributing to discussions on circular economy and end-of-life photovoltaic solutions.

APOLLO partner IPN participated in the 3rd edition of the Pact for the Circular Economy of the Centre, contributing to regional discussions on circular economy, innovation, and sustainability.

APOLLO was represented at the QUASAR Co-Creation Workshop through the participation of partner EDP.

The 5th APOLLO Consortium Meeting in Berlin brought project partners together to review progress, align on next steps, and set the roadmap for the final year focused on circular and traceable photovoltaic solutions.

APOLLO has secured representative PV waste streams and reference data to enable systematic recycling and material recovery research.

The latest APOLLO newsletter brings an overview of recent scientific progress, event participation, new deliverables, and activities shaping our work on circular PV recycling and sustainable solar technologies.

APOLLO has defined a concept for a digital product passport for PV modules and a PV-focused online marketplace, laying the groundwork for transparent, traceable and circular solar value chains.

APOLLO supports Open Science and Open Access by sharing its publicly available deliverables, publications, and research materials through a dedicated Zenodo community page.

Recent APOLLO deliverables highlight progress in securing PV waste sources, improving mechanical and chemical recycling routes, and developing methods for high-purity material recovery.

APOLLO’s research on advanced electrochemical strategies for PV recycling was featured at the prestigious Electrochemical Society Meeting in Chicago.

APOLLO uses data to give solar panels a second life.

APOLLO will join two key events this October — TechBlick’s Perovskite Connect in Berlin and MATSUS Fall 2025 in Valencia — showcasing progress in sustainable PV innovation.

The APOLLO project will be represented at PV Days 2025, taking place on 12–13 November in Halle (Saale), Germany.

The APOLLO project was represented by partners from Türkiye and Norway at the EU PVSEC 2025 in Bilbao.