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New York NY (SPX) Jul 22, 2009 Cannae Group has announced that it will be seeking strategic investments and partnerships with solar panel recyclers over the next 12 months due to unprecedented increases in the photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing sector. The PV sector is working to create truly sustainable energy solutions that take into consideration the environmental impacts of all stages of the product life cycle, from raw material sourcing through end-of-life collection and recycling. By addressing future recycling needs now, through strategic investments, truly sustainable energy solutions can be offered today to help prevent environmental problems in the future. "It's an excellent time to do this considering that solar is an emerging industry," said David McGovern, executive director of Cannae Group. "It will be an environmental advantage if you have panels that not only contribute to sustainability and reduce carbon emissions, but also use renewable and sustainable materials." "We want to be part of the solution," said Nikita Sutton, Cannae Group analyst. "We have a great opportunity through our investments to continue to improve the environmental processes of the industry." McGovern summed up by saying, "People have become far more conscious about recycling, so the new corporate mandate is to think beyond just getting a product into a customer's hands. It is now about how do we do our part so that years down the road our products are not part of the problem." Share This Article With Planet Earth
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