Washington's Solar Panel Takeback Program

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Comment From: SOLARCYCLE (Nicholas Cain)

10/02/24 @ 9:41 PM
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Comment From: WA Solar Energy Industries Ass... (Bill Will)

10/02/24 @ 6:52 PM
Please see the attached comments. Thank you.
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Comment From: Electra (Heather Alvis)

10/02/24 @ 2:38 PM
Following our initial submission, we would like to address some of the concerns raised by other stakeholders and offer additional context, counterpoints, and actionable recommendations.

Lack of Participation by Manufacturers Should Not Justify a Del...↓
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Comment From: Panasonic (Andrea Murphy)

10/02/24 @ 10:53 AM
Please see attached file.

Thank you.
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Comment From: Qcells (Joseph Mendelson)

10/02/24 @ 8:47 AM
On behalf of Qcells, a leading solar manufacturer with a significant presence in Washington State, the company submits the attached comments in response to the Department of Ecology's (DEC) September 18, 2024, request for input on delaying implementa...↓
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Comment From: King County Solid Waste Divisi... (Adrian Tan)

10/01/24 @ 7:48 PM
We understand that a majority of solar panel manufacturers have not submitted a stewardship plan before the July 1, 2024 deadline, and thereby they will be out of compliance and not allowed to sell solar panels in Washington beginning July 1, 2025. ...↓
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Comment From: Electra (Heather Alvis)

10/01/24 @ 2:21 PM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed amendment to delay the Solar Panel Stewardship and Takeback Program. As the founder of Electra, a solar panel registry and reverse logistics platform, we have been working diligently over the p...↓
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Comment From: REC Americas LLC (George McClellan)

9/30/24 @ 12:13 PM
The Solar Panel Takeback Program will add significant cost to purchasing and installing solar panels in Washington. The Program cost is prohibitive and will not be needed until large amounts of solar panels reach end of life. The current failure ra...↓
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Comment From: Zero Waste Washington (Heather Trim)

9/29/24 @ 1:41 PM
Hello,

I am only partly in support of this proposal. The law should not be repealed, but rather delayed, so that the stakeholder process and report can inform a modification of the program.

Best
Heather
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Comment From: Office of Regulatory Innovatio... (Jim Thornton)

9/24/24 @ 12:47 PM
The Governor's Office for Regulatory Innovation and Assistance should be added to the advisory committee.
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