Pablo Ribiero Dias | Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at SOLARCYCLE

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Pablo Ribiero Dias

Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer

Pablo is a world-renowned researcher in the field of solar PV module and e-waste recycling technologies, conducting leading-edge research in innovative processes and methodologies for high-value, low-cost PV recycling. He has authored numerous seminal research papers in the field, holds multiple patents in photovoltaic recycling, and has authored several book chapters on the topic. Most recently, he was a researcher and lecturer at University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia. Pablo holds a PhD from UFRGS (Brazil), a PhD from Macquarie University (Australia) both in the field of e-waste recycling and management, and a Master of Science in photovoltaics recycling.

His work has appeared in The Guardian, Cosmos, PV Tech, and Solar Power World. In 2023, Business Insider named him to their Climate Action 30 list, highlighting 30 global leaders working towards climate solutions.