Industrial product
A mobile or stationary containerised machine designed for operation at PV farms, recycling plants and regional processing centres.
GRSS ONE
Polish industrial technology
GRSS ONE develops mobile, containerised technology for recycling end-of-life and damaged photovoltaic panels. Designed by Polish engineers, manufactured and assembled in Poland using European components.
Three dimensions of GRSS ONE
GRSS ONE combines a real industrial machine, patented ONE technology and a commercialisation model developed for domestic and international markets. Its mobile operating model enables machine sales, technology licensing and recycling services.
A mobile or stationary containerised machine designed for operation at PV farms, recycling plants and regional processing centres.
Patented ONE technology, automation and a process that separates panels into fractions prepared for further processing.
A solution designed for European and international markets, addressing a challenge that grows as the photovoltaic sector matures.
A new industrial sector
Europe has built a vast solar energy market. The next stage is infrastructure for damaged, defective, repowered and decommissioned modules.
GRSS ONE responds with an industrial solution that can operate closer to where the waste is generated.
An increasing number of modules will require compliant end-of-life management.
The market needs solutions that can be deployed regionally without building a complete plant at every location.
Recovering aluminium, glass, copper and polymer fractions prepares them for subsequent industrial processes.
Real machine • production hall
Mobility as an economic advantage
The traditional model involves transporting heavy modules to a large facility. GRSS ONE brings the process closer to the farm, service provider, manufacturer or collection point.
Commercialisation model
The model can be supplemented with service, inspections, consumable parts, technical monitoring and operator training.
Mobile or stationary machines for PV farm operators, recyclers, panel manufacturers and regional processing centres.
Development of territorial and industrial partnerships in selected international markets.
Panel processing as a service, enabled by machine mobility and operation closer to the waste source.
From Waste to Industrial Value
The quantities shown are indicative values per tonne of panels. Results depend on the design and composition of the processed modules.
180-200 kg / tonne
Mainly from panel frames and structural components.
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650-750 kg / tonne
The largest material stream in a typical PV module.
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3-5 kg / tonne
A small share by weight, but high material value.
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20-30 kg / tonne
Fractions requiring further separation and technical assessment.
See the material pathway →Explore the origin of each fraction, further processing stages and potential industrial applications.
A second life for materials
R&D projects are clearly separated from market-ready products and require separate testing and approval procedures.
Polish engineering. European components.
PV panel recycling can support not only environmental protection, but also local supply chains and the development of European industrial capabilities.
Evidence framework
GRSS ONE uses patented ONE technology and has certification and technical documentation covering machine parameters, conformity and safety.
Patented ONE technology.
The machine is certified.
Parameters verified under test conditions
Polish design and assembly with European components.
From concept to industry
GRSS ONE has progressed from R&D and process testing to an industrial machine prepared for commercialisation.
Initial process testing and technology development.
Refinement of the process, automation and fraction separation.
Machine construction and testing.
Production, sales and export.
News and media
Technology in practice
Sales, export and media
Contact for customers, distributors, industrial partners, investors and media interested in the technology and the PV recycling market.