FOR PANEL OWNERS & AUTHORISED TEAMS

Have damaged or end-of-life solar panels?

Share your location and approximate amount. We’ll help work out the next step.

No account needed. An estimate is enough to start.

Previously photographed solar panels stacked outdoors
Previous enquiry photo, edited for presentation. This is not an Xpogen facility or a completed transaction.

A PERSON HELPS AT EACH STEP

You share the basics. We help with the rest.

01

Tell us what you have

An estimate and a location are enough to start. Photos and supporting records can follow.

02

Talk it through with our team

We clarify the material, ownership and possible receiving route before approaching a suitable buyer.

03

Decide after seeing the terms

Price or charges, collection, payment and required records are agreed for each accepted lot. Nothing moves just because you enquire.

Material types, what to share and how review works →

Your panels’ possible journey

Choose one option. A rough amount or “not sure” is fine. Fill only the details that apply to you.

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An enquiry starts a conversation. It does not reserve material, accept an offer or arrange a collection. Privacy policy

FROM YOUR SITE TO THE NEXT STEP

Your panels’ possible journey

The right next step depends on the panels, the available information and a suitable receiving party. Reuse or recycling is not guaranteed.

  1. 01At your siteStart with what you know.Owner or authorised team

    Tell us the location, rough quantity and whether the panels are still installed. Existing photos and records can follow.

  2. 02Review details and conditionClarify the facts and the unknowns.Xpogen team · assessor if needed

    We clarify ownership, known condition and the material’s legal status. Any technical assessment is separately arranged; photographs alone cannot confirm that panels work.

  3. 03Agree the route and termsDecide before anything moves.Owner and receiving business

    If a suitable route is found, agree acceptance conditions, costs, payment and responsibilities in writing. Any Xpogen fee is agreed beforehand.

Before handover: which route could fit?

Possible reuse

Panels could be used again if assessment supports the intended use. The material’s legal status and receiving requirements must also support that route.

Possible recycling

An appropriate facility may process the panels for material recovery. Its eligibility and scope for the material need review before transfer.

Pause for clarification

If information is missing or no suitable route is found, pause the transfer. An enquiry may not lead to a transaction.

Only after a suitable route and terms are agreed

  1. 04Arrange the handoverConfirm the practical arrangements.The parties and agreed service providers

    Confirm the recipient, date, quantity checks, removal if needed, packing, loading and transport. An enquiry alone does not book collection.

  2. 05Keep follow-up recordsRecord receipt and the agreed next step.Owner and receiving business

    Keep the agreed handover and receipt records. Any required processing evidence comes from the appropriate receiving party; delivery alone does not prove recycling.

Xpogen coordinates information and follow-up. We do not take ownership of panels, hold buyer–seller payments or certify that panels work or have been recycled.

WHO DOES WHAT

Clear roles at each step

The people, work and responsibilities are agreed for the particular lot.

Owner or authorised team

Shares known details and available records, establishes authority to offer the material, and agrees the terms.

Xpogen coordinator

Clarifies information, helps identify a possible receiving route and coordinates follow-up. Does not own the material or hold buyer–seller payments.

Technical assessor

If separately engaged, checks condition and suitability within the agreed assessment scope. This is not provided by the enquiry form.

Receiving business

Confirms what it can accept, reviews its receiving requirements and provides the agreed handover records. Relevant eligibility evidence needs review.

PHOTO GUIDE · REFERENCE EXAMPLESThree useful views for the follow-upTwo reference photos and a label illustration show useful views. These are not a verified listing or an inspection.
Reference photo of solar panels stacked outdoors

1. An overall view

Use an existing wide photo showing the panels and their surroundings. Tell us which panels belong to your lot.

2. A panel label · illustration

Share an existing clear photo of the label, if available. Tell us if labels are missing or unreadable.

Reference photo of cracked glass and a broken section of a solar panel

3. Visible damage

Use an existing close-up of cracks or other visible damage. A photo cannot establish electrical safety or output.

Use existing photos or a safe view from where you already are. Do not climb, disconnect, move or handle panels just to take pictures.

XPOGEN

A team to coordinate the next step.

Xpogen connects solar material owners with potential receiving businesses and helps organise the information and follow-up.

Based in Badlapur, Thane, Maharashtra. Suitability and collection arrangements are assessed for each enquiry.

Loose piles of panel sections with visible damage outdoors
Illustrative photo · Each enquiry needs its own review. This is not a verified listing or an Xpogen facility.

Talk to Harshal.

Harshal Jadhav
Xpogen · Badlapur, Thane, Maharashtra
+91 93227 93368
[email protected]

Our role is clear

  • Xpogen does not take ownership of material or hold buyer–seller payments.
  • We are not a registered recycler and do not issue recycling or EPR certificates.
  • Checks are specific to the material and receiving facility. A review is not legal clearance or a guarantee that panels work.

A few things you may be wondering

Do I need to know the weight?

No. Give a panel count, rough weight, or say you’re not sure. The team will clarify this before asking for offers.

Will Xpogen buy or collect my panels?

Xpogen coordinates enquiries. A suitable receiving party and written terms must be agreed first. We do not promise a purchase price, free collection or nationwide acceptance.

Can a buyer join?

Yes. Choose “I need material” and tell us your requirements. Your receiving facility and eligibility need review before private invitations or offers.

My panels are still on the roof. Can I enquire?

Yes. Tell us they are still installed. You do not need to remove them to start an enquiry. Any removal work, responsibility and cost must be arranged separately.

Some panels work and others are broken. Can I enquire about the whole lot?

Yes—describe it as a mixed lot. Share separate rough counts where already known, and identify anything untested. Different groups may need different assessments or receiving routes.

Who pays for removal, testing and transport?

Before confirming, agree who arranges and pays for removal, packing, loading, transport and any testing. Do not assume a quoted panel price includes these costs. Any Xpogen fee is agreed beforehand.

How long will it take to arrange collection?

There is no fixed collection timeline. It depends on the information available, a suitable receiving party, any assessment and agreed logistics. An enquiry does not book a collection date.

What proof should I receive after the panels leave?

Agree the records before transfer: the receiving party, quantity, date and acknowledgement of receipt. Any required processing evidence comes from the appropriate receiving party. A delivery receipt alone does not prove recycling.

How are my details used?

Your details are stored on this website and included in enquiry notification emails so the Xpogen team can assess and respond to your enquiry. They are not a public listing. Please do not include identity documents, confidential contracts or licences in this first form. For access, correction or deletion, contact Harshal.

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