Comstock expands solar panel recycling footprint with Ohio facility and grant
Jun 24, 2026, 6:17 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The press release signals a tangible expansion of capacity and a regional logistics advantage, which could improve LODE’s long-term cash-flow potential and attract positive investor sentiment, though near-term financial impact may be limited by grant size and early-stage execution.
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Comstock Inc. announced its subsidiary Comstock Metals will establish an industrial solar-panel recycling and production facility in Cambridge, Ohio, backed by a JobsOhio grant of $75,000 and OhioSE support. The project aims to reduce transportation costs by 30-50% and expand national capacity, potentially broadening the company’s footprint and boosting future material recovery volumes and revenue mix.
Comstock picks Cambridge, Ohio for a solar-panel recycling facility; 20 jobs expected.
$75k JobsOhio grant supports the Ohio project; OhioSE involved.
Cambridge facility expected to cut long-distance recycling costs by 30–50%.
Comstock already operates Nevada plant scaling to 100,000 tons annually.
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