Decommission.Recycle.Repower.
One platform across the entire end-of-life and repower lifecycle.
Decommissioning, recycling or donating, and repowering flow through one vetted network including decommissioners, recyclers, donee partners, and EPCs, with one coordinated workflow from first bolt out to new system energized.
Owners list end-of-life systems in one structured form. The pooled inventory becomes a market decommissioners and recyclers can finally see.
Every RFP uses the same fields and scoring rubric, Stage 1 decom or Stage 2 repower. Bidders compete on a level field; owners compare apples to apples.
Opt-in bundling pairs nearby projects into one mobilization, so owners reach volume pricing they can't get alone and partners skip prospecting job by job.
Built for everyone in the repower lifecycle.
Twenty-five years of installations are becoming a decommissioning pipeline.
U.S. installed solar capacity by state
Projected U.S. solar retirements
Decommissioning, without the bill.
Renovo stacks up to six mechanisms to substantively lower decommissioning costs.
Resold modules and recovered metals are credited against the teardown bill.
Competing vetted crews and route-packaged scopes price at utilization, not retail.
OEMs and EPCs subsidize teardown to win the far larger new-equipment order.
Pre-sell U.S.-recovered materials forward for domestic-content premiums.
Lock future teardown at a fixed price for less than a surety bond costs.
FMV tax deductions on donated modules; insurer storm salvage routed through the platform.
Left: the decom cost today. Right: the value the marketplace recaptures, netting the bill to about zero. How close to $0 it lands depends on the site's residual value.
Every panel ever installed
must eventually come down.
Six million U.S. installations of forward inventory. One marketplace to take them down, route every component, and power the sites back up.