
Solarec Australia· Renewable Energy Equipment Manufacturing
Australia's first dedicated photovoltaic (PV) Materials Recovery Facility
SOLAREC SOLAR PANEL RECYCLING
Leading the Way in Sustainable Solar Panel Recycling in Australia
Placeholder imagery — your real facility photos replace this on launch.
Capability
Four surfaces, one recovery pathway
From a single end-of-life panel to utility-scale volumes — the parts of Solarec a commercial partner plugs into.
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Solar panel recycling
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Solarec AU large-scale solar recycling facility
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PV-MRF front-end processing
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SPUR Systems utility-scale processing
Written with you: a plain-English line on what each surface does for a commercial partner lands here on launch — in Solarec’s own words, never guesswork.
Your strongest installer, asset-owner, or disposal-partner proof sits here - public review sources were not found, so we will choose this together.
Material recovery
Recovering the value locked inside every panel
Instead of landfill, each end-of-life panel is separated back into clean, high-value material streams ready to re-enter manufacturing.
- High-purity silicon
- Silver
- Copper
- Aluminum
- High-transparency glass
Recovered materials: high-purity silicon, silver, copper, aluminum, and high-transparency glass.
Australia's first dedicated photovoltaic (PV) Materials Recovery Facility.

The facility
Inside a photovoltaic Materials Recovery Facility
A look at the environment your panels move through — from intake to separated, high-purity output.



We build this with you — Real Solarec facility, material stream, and team photos go here on launch - they will beat generic panel imagery.
Leadership
The person behind the pathway
Your founder story belongs here - the moment Solarec became more than an idea, and why this recovery pathway matters now. We'll pull it out together in 20 minutes.
Enquiry
Have panels reaching end of life?
Start a conversation about taking your volumes into the recovery pathway — at project, fleet, or utility scale.
Your customer’s next step goes here — "Start a recycling enquiry", "Request a quote", or "Book a site assessment" — wired to your phone, email, or enquiry form once we confirm them.
