Solarcycle to Launch US's First Solar Panel Recycling and Glass Manufacturing Plant in Georgia

The $344 million investment aims to create over 600 jobs and bolster sustainable energy production, supported by the Inflation Reduction Act.

Solarcycle announces a partnership with Qcells and plans to open the US's first plant for recycling solar panels and making new solar glass in Georgia.
The $344 million facility in Cedartown, Georgia, is expected to create over 600 jobs and will be operational in 2026.
Solarcycle's technology can extract materials worth 95% of a solar panel's value, aiming to make solar manufacturing more sustainable.
The partnership and new facility are part of efforts to build a fully American-made clean energy supply chain.
The initiative is supported by the Inflation Reduction Act, highlighting the growing focus on sustainable energy solutions in the US.