Closing the loop on America’s solar infrastructure.
The first wave of utility-scale repowering is here. We reuse what still works, decommission what doesn’t, and recover the critical materials inside the rest — domestically, responsibly, and at scale.
One company. Every panel’s next chapter.
A three-stream framework routes every decommissioned panel to its highest-value next use — so nothing leaves the domestic system as unmanaged waste.
Reuse & Redeployment
Functional panels from repower events get assessed, graded, and redeployed into second-life markets — not landfilled.
Learn moreDecommissioning & Recovery
Full-site asset recovery: panels, inverters, racking, batteries, and BOS. Documented chain of custody on every unit.
Learn moreRecycling & Materials Recovery
Certified recycling partnerships that keep silver, silicon, copper and other valuable materials in the domestic supply chain — not landfill or offshore.
Learn moreA staged build of the closed-loop infrastructure.
We are scaling the way the ITAD industry scaled in the 1990s — starting with asset-light trading to learn the market, then building the certified facility, then closing the loop with materials recovery. Each step funds the next.
What one repower event makes possible.
A single 350,000-panel Florida repower scheduled for 2027 — one event from one utility with 30 million panels in the ground.
Documented tracking from teardown to final disposition. Every panel accounted for, with no offshore or landfill pathways.
Critical minerals stay in U.S. industry — aligned with the IRA and DOE Critical Materials Strategy.
Three-entity holding structure. B-Corp target. Founder-controlled to prevent mission drift.
Have panels to retire? Let’s talk.
Utilities, EPCs, asset owners, decommissioning contractors — if you’re sourcing or disposing of solar equipment, we want to be on your shortlist.
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