Listing to re-energization, one accountable workflow.
Two stages, one platform. Stage 1 takes the old system down and routes every component to its best buyer. Stage 2 puts a modern system back up on the same site — most owners run both as a single coordinated RFP.
List the system
Structured intake: site, capacity, module make and vintage, degradation data, racking, readiness date, and exit reason: repower, storm damage, lease end, or underperformance. A complete listing takes minutes and triggers the valuation engine automatically.
Instant valuation & triage
The pricing engine marks the fleet against live resale and commodity markets, splitting it into resale-grade, refurbishable, recycling feedstock, scrap, and balance-of-system streams. The output is a preliminary net-cost estimate the owner sees before any partner is contacted.
Standardized reverse auction
Vetted contractors and recyclers bid identical-format RFPs. Opt-in geographic bundling packages nearby sites into one mobilization, letting decommissioners and recyclers price at route efficiency rather than single-site rates. Owners see one number: teardown cost minus recovered value.
Coordinated removal and material routing
Awarded decommissioners mobilize on a schedule that is set in direct coordination with the Stage 2 repower timeline. Panels are removed, graded on site, and streamed to the highest-value destination: resale buyers, refurbishers, recyclers, or 501(c)(3) donees. Decommissioners manage logistics, safety, and site restoration; recyclers provide certified destruction documentation and material audit trails.
Demand commits early
Recyclers, refurbishers, and commodity buyers bid equipment lots and sign forward offtake on recovered materials, often before a single panel is unbolted. Locking buyers early converts tomorrow's recovered-material stream into a credit that flows back to the owner at settlement.
Execute, settle, certify
Coordinated removal, on-site grading, logistics, and escrowed settlement. Then the full compliance packet: recycling certificates, weight tickets, restoration sign-off, bond release. The site is delivered clean, permitted, and repower-ready — on the schedule the EPC team is already counting on.
Repower RFP opens the moment Stage 1 is awarded
Rather than waiting for demolition to finish before finding an EPC, Renovo issues the repower RFP in parallel with Stage 1 execution. EPCs receive a standardized package: full system specs, interconnection envelope, land-control confirmation, and the locked Stage 1 price. This parallel sequencing means the EPC can mobilize the day the site clears, eliminating the dead window between teardown and new-build.
Bid the repower scope
EPCs bid lump-sum on a consistent format — design proposal, schedule to mechanical completion, schedule to PTO, warranties, and references. With decom scope and cost already settled, bids focus on engineering and execution, not on teardown risk. Every completed job builds a public 1–10 rating that EPCs carry into future Renovo projects.
Rebuild, energize, re-enroll
Modern high-efficiency modules go up on the existing footprint, typically lifting output 30–60% with no new interconnection queue position. The trade-in subsidy from Stage 1 is applied at closing; recommissioning docs are filed; and the new fleet is enrolled in end-of-life planning from day one. The asset owner stays online or returns to generation as quickly as possible, with the overlap between decom completion and repower mobilization measured in days, not months. Full circle.
Don't just take it down. Turn the site back on.
An aging site already owns the three things new-build developers wait years for: an interconnection position, land control, and a known production history. Renovo packages all three into a pre-scoped repower RFP the moment Stage 1 is awarded.
Modern modules and inverters on the existing racking corridor lift annual generation 30–60%, often more with layout redesign.
The site's existing grid position carries over. Skip the multi-year queue that stalls new-build projects in every major market.
Stage 1 pricing is fixed before the repower RFP opens. EPCs bid on a clean site with no teardown risk, and owners see one all-in number.
OEMs and EPCs will often subsidize removal to win the new-equipment order. For well-positioned repowers, net decom cost can reach zero or below.
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