A specialized training session focused on photovoltaic module production and recycling technologies for developing countries has officially commenced in Lanzhou.

The 14-day program is hosting 21 participants from six nations, including Burundi, Costa Rica, Honduras, Jordan, Namibia, and South Sudan.

Designed to bridge the gap between manufacturing practices and recycling technical challenges, the curriculum features case-based instruction and hands-on professional exercises to provide a comprehensive learning experience.

The training is being conducted by the Gansu Natural Energy Research Institute, an institution with a long-standing commitment to advancing renewable energy research and development.

Beyond its core research activities, the institute actively promotes the adoption of renewable energy technologies and has been a key player in fostering international collaboration and training initiatives for developing countries.

To date, the institute has successfully trained over 3,000 technical experts and government officials from more than 130 countries across five continents.