Traceability & Carbon Data

If we can't prove it, we don't claim it.

Recycling claims are easy to make and hard to verify. We built the record first. Every module carries a unique code from arrival to final material output, and every output is weighed. The result is a closed mass balance per panel — and carbon figures derived from measurement rather than assumption.

How one panel becomes one record

  1. Register

    On arrival, each module's serial is scanned and its weight recorded. That code follows it through the entire process.

  2. Measure

    Each recovery stage records the mass of what it produces, against the originating code.

  3. Reconcile

    Input weight is reconciled against the sum of outputs, closing the mass balance for that panel.

Mass balance — 18 kg standard module

Hover or focus a flow to read its recorded mass.

Module input 18.00 kg Tempered Glass 13.00 kg Aluminium Frame 2.20 kg Silicon Powder 1.20 kg EVA Polymer 0.80 kg Copper 0.35 kg Junction Box & Wires 0.20 kg PET Backsheet 0.20 kg Silver 10.0 g Process loss & residual 0.04 kg

Upcycling, not downcycling

Conventional recycling crushes solar glass into low-grade aggregate, where the avoided emissions are marginal. Because our fractions come out at industrial specification, offtakers can substitute them for virgin material — and that substitution is where the carbon saving actually lives.

On carbon figures

We issue carbon avoidance figures per consignment rather than publishing a headline percentage, because the honest number depends on what your modules actually yielded and which materials the recovered fractions displaced. Each figure is issued with its methodology, system boundary and basis year attached, so your own reporting team can check it rather than take it on trust.

Recovery estimator

1,000 panels
t Material recovered
t Glass returned to industry
t Aluminium returned to industry

Want to see the record for your own consignment?

We can walk through a worked example of the documentation set before you commit to anything.