XPOGEN RESOURCES
Solar Panel Recovery Resources
Templates, guides and field research for Indian solar asset owners, EPC and O&M teams, and businesses sourcing solar PV material.
For panel owners and site teams
Solar panel lot inventory template
Record the lot by module type and condition. The Excel workbook includes a blank template and a worked example.
How to compare offers for damaged solar panels
Use the calculator to compare two quotes after acceptance checks, loading and transport. A worked example shows the method.
Damaged solar panel handover checklist
Check release authority, the receiving route and the records to keep. A one-page printable PDF is available.
Storm-damaged solar panel salvage in India
Record condition, confirm release authority and agree pickup terms after a storm. See what two historical auction notices required.
Solar panel disposal after repowering in India
Plan the inventory, evidence and staged handover for modules coming off a repowering project.
Solar panel disposal guide for owners
See what to share with Xpogen, how a receiving route is considered and what to agree before a lot moves.
For buyers and receiving businesses
Solar PV material guide
Identify whole modules, loose cells, laminates and other components in a lot.
Solar material sourcing guide for buyers
Define what your facility can accept, in what quantities and with what evidence.
Field notes and market research
Field Note 01. Screening a mixed solar panel lot
A real anonymised enquiry shows why comparing an offer for one condition group with a whole-lot offer takes more than a per-panel rate.
Field Note 02. What a solar panel lot price actually covers
See how a bundled price for modules and equipment differs from a panels-only asking rate.
India solar module auction brief
Read selected public auction notices, quantities and advertised price terms. The first issue covers August to October 2026.
Silver in solar panels and what it means for recycling value
Compare 2024 silver loading across cell technologies and see how two silver-price assumptions affect a recycling cost model.