REDUCE
Our primary aim is to prevent solar panels and other system components from going to landfill.
REPURPOSE
We assess, clean and repurpose panels, allowing them to fulfill their potential lifecycle in new applications.
RECYCLE
Any panels we receive which cannot be repurposed, we recycle to Australian E waste Standards.
WHAT WE DO:
WA Solar Recycling receives & assesses used solar equipment, with a focus on repurposing functional equipment.
No destructive recycling activities are performed onsite and WASR does not sell to the public.
You can read more about us and our conditions of entry for further information.
ITEMS WE ACCEPT:
We accept most items related to solar PV systems
(Acceptance of prismatic LiFePo4 batteries is subject to pre-approval – contact us first)
ITEMS WE DO NOT ACCEPT:
We do not accept any general waste, non-solar related equipment, or other e-waste not listed above including drill batteries, laptop batteries, mobile phone or tablet batteries or any other non prismatic type LiFePo4 cells.
HOW IT WORKS
We offer four different pathways for public, commercial, local council and one-off bulk customers. Understand your options by exploring the categories below.
PUBLIC
If you are a member of the public wanting to dispose of used solar equipment we have a few options available depending on where you are located. Visit our public customer information page for further details.
COMMERCIAL
If you are a business and will be recycling quantities of 80+ panels on a regular basis you can apply for a commercial account with us today. Using our booking portal you can organise bulk collection of panels from almost anywhere in Western Australia.
LOCAL COUNCIL
If you are a Local Council seeking a solution for bulk PV waste in your LGA, we can help you out.
Collect panels at your waste management facility and once a bulk quantity is reached, collection can be organised through our booking portal.
ONE-OFF BULK
If you are a businesses or organization requiring a one-off bulk disposal of 100+ panels we can accept these from almost anywhere in Western Australia.
Our one-off bulk page will provide further information and and a contact form to organise disposal.
Since WASR was established in 2018, we have saved a whopping 41,870 panels (and counting) from becoming waste.
Learn more about our practices and values at WA Solar Recycling.