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        Solarcycle, a technology-focused solar recycling firm, has expanded its partnership with Silfab Solar, a manufacturer of photovoltaic (PV) solar systems, to purchase ultra-low-carbon domestic glass for solar panels.
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        Solarcycle's upcoming facility in Georgia is about 300 miles from Silfab Solar's newest factory in South Carolina, which will add 1 GW of American-made cell production and another 1.3 GW of module production after the partnership.
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        As part of the partnership, the two companies claim to reduce climate impacts by over 30% during manufacturing and more than 50% from shipping.
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 <p>Solarcycle, a firm specializing in solar recycling, has broadened its alliance with Silfab Solar, a company that manufactures photovoltaic (PV) solar systems. The partnership intends to procure ultra-low-carbon domestic glass to be used for solar panels. </p>
 <p>Located about 300 miles apart, Solarcycle's forthcoming facility in Georgia is set to gain from Silfab Solar's fresh factory in South Carolina. This factory is expected to lend an additional 1 GW of cell production that is entirely American-made, along with a further 1.3 GW of module production as a result of this collaboration. </p>
 <p>In an effort to mitigate climate change, both companies assert to reduce environmental impacts by more than 30% during the manufacturing process and over 50% during shipping, owing to their partnership. </p>
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