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Comstock Inc. announces a major expansion of its solar panel recycling operations, investing $5.1 million in equipment for a 100,000 ton per year zero-landfill facility in Nevada.

Following a successful equity offering, the renewable energy company has ordered all equipment for its first industry-scale solar panel recycling facility in Silver Springs, Nevada. The total equipment cost reaches $10.5 million, with additional investments planned for storage and utility upgrades. Comstock's revolutionary technology recovers glass, aluminum, semiconductor materials, and metals from end-of-life solar panels, converting waste into valuable raw materials for clean energy applications.

• Company expects eight-fold revenue increase in 2025, projecting over $3.5 million in billable revenues
• Facility will achieve zero-landfill certification while processing 100,000 tons annually of solar panel waste
• Commissioning scheduled for Q1 2026 with continuous operations beginning Q2 2026
• Technology fully reclaims all solar panel components including glass, aluminum, and critical minerals for reuse