By establishing this continuous processing model in Silver Springs, Comstock Metals solidifies its market-leading position at the forefront of responsible, zero-landfill recycling of end-of-life solar panels. The facility's transition to continuous production ensures an efficient, high-volume, zero-landfill solution that eliminates disposal-related environmental liabilities for our utility-scale solar customers and provides them with certified, audit-ready chain-of-custody documentation validating that their end-of-life regulatory obligations have been fully discharged. The Company will now ramp up its production platform to meet increasingly higher customer volume demands.

The plant addresses a challenge the industry is only beginning to confront. As the installed base of solar panels approach the end of their operating lives, the volume of end-of-life panels requiring responsible processing is projected to grow sharply, far outpacing the industry's current capacity.

With Silver Springs operating continuously and additional storage capacity in place at its Hanford, CA and Cambridge, OH facilities, Comstock believes it is one of the few, if not the only, true domestic recyclers positioned to absorb the anticipated flow of end-of-life panels at the volumes utility-scale generators will require, without compromising the zero-landfill and chain-of-custody standards that customers depend on.

"The successful transition to continuous processing represents the most meaningful operational milestone to date for our expanding recycling platform," stated Corrado De Gasperis, CEO of Comstock Inc. "We have methodically developed, deployed, tested and are now continuously operating. We believe the technical implementation hurdles and uncertainties related to the first-time scaled deployment of our proprietary Solar Panel Recycling Production system have now been overcome. With demonstrable continuous production, our focus now turns to volume ramp."