SolarPanelRecycling.com and STG Solar Partner to Boost Solar Panel Recycling and Circular Economy

Recycling Solar Panels

Strategic Alliance Aims to Advance Sustainable Solar Panel Disposal

SolarPanelRecycling.com (SPR) has partnered with STG Solar, a leading U.S. solar contractor, to manage end-of-life solar panel recycling across 1.9 gigawatts of power systems. This includes recycling at all stages—construction, operation, and repowering.

The partnership ensures that solar panel materials are responsibly and efficiently recycled throughout their lifecycle. With this initiative, both companies aim to promote a circular economy and reduce environmental impact. STG Solar, based in Pisgah Forest, North Carolina, emphasized its commitment to sustainability by choosing SPR for its innovative recycling capabilities.

 

Advanced Recycling Processes Power Circular Economy Goals

SPR stands out in the industry for its ability to recover up to 95% of critical materials like silver, copper, silicon, aluminum, and glass from used solar panels. These recovered materials are returned to the domestic supply chain, reducing waste and supporting U.S. manufacturing.

In addition, SPR complies with Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) standards and utilizes fast, accurate tracking systems. These measures minimize landfill use and reinforce the credibility of their recycling processes.

 

Partnership Strengthens Environmental Stewardship and Industry Leadership

STG Solar’s CEO Mike Kilpatrick highlighted that this alliance supports not just corporate environmental goals, but broader clean energy resilience. Moreover, the program fosters job creation, aligns with upcoming federal recycling regulations, and extends across a nationwide footprint.

SPR operates facilities in Texas, Georgia, and North Carolina, enabling consistent and scalable recycling solutions. The partnership sets a precedent for best practices in solar panel disposal, further reinforcing SuperMetalPrice’s commitment to covering sustainable industry transitions.

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