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After several years of hard work the PHOTORAMA project has successfully reached its conclusion in 2025. The project, funded by the European Union, has made significant contributions to the sustainable management of photovoltaic (PV) panels at their end-of-life. Main accomplishments What can we learn form… Read More »PHOTORAMA Project Has Successfully Ended!
The PHOTORAMA consortium consists of several organisations, each bringing its specific expertise to the project. We have asked Wolfram from LuxChemtech and Olivier from Mondragon Assembly to tell us more about their roles in PHOTORAMA. Hello Wolfram and Olivier, thanks for taking the time to… Read More »Meet the partners! Lux Chemtech and Mondragon, on the road to develop a functional PV recycling Pilot Line
After four years of hard work, we are proud to showcase to the public the PHOTORAMA PV recycling pilot line! The pilot line demonstrates in real life conditions the solutions developed by the PHOTORAMA consortium to recycle and recover at high quality level components present… Read More »Welcome to the pilot line!
The PHOTORAMA consortium is made up of a team of several organizations, all bringing their specific expertise to the project. We have asked Kerstin and Matthias from Bifa to tell us more about what Bifa’s role has been so far in PHOTORAMA. Hello Kerstin, hello… Read More »Meet the partners: bifa Umweltinstitut
We are proud to announce that the PHOTORAMA pilot line for PV recycling will be open for visits on Wednesday 9 April 2025 in Tangermünde, Germany. The visit is open to the public and will demonstrate the technological advancement achieved by the project on PV… Read More »Visit PHOTORAMA’s PV recycling pilot line!
The PHOTORAMA consortium consists of a team of several organisations, each bringing their specific expertise to the project. We have asked Maria from IDENER to tell us more about what their role has been so far in PHOTORAMA. Hello Maria, thanks a lot for taking… Read More »Meet the partners: IDENER
Judith Fegerl is an Austrian artist working with energy technologies including solar panels. Her projects that engage old solar panels offer a reflection on their origin and place in society, especially as we transition to more sustainable energy systems. The PHOTORAMA team had the opportunity… Read More »From Landfill to Artwork: Discussion with Judith Fegerl on Photovoltaics and artistic approaches to the energy transition and circularity
The PHOTORAMA consortium is made up of a team of several organisations, all bringing their specific expertise to the project. We have asked Manfred Spiesberger and Laure-Anne Plumhans from the Centre of Social Innovation in Austria (ZSI) to tell us more about their role in… Read More »Meet the partners: Manfred and Laure-Anne from the Centre for Social Innovation (ZSI)
PHOTORAMA has been working since the start of the project on diverse solutions to improve the End-of-life of PVs “the weak link of the PV value chain”. Better end-of-life management, including high-value recycling, contributes to a more sustainable and secure energy system overall. Three recent… Read More »PHOTORAMA’s contribution to a circular, sustainable and secure energy system
The PHOTORAMA team met in Paris in November 2024 for our last consortium meeting before the revealing of the pilot line in April 2025. This last meeting was the occasion to discuss the advancement made by each work package working at different aspects of the… Read More »PHOTORAMA’s last general assembly before the pilot line demonstration