"One start-up, Global Fiberglass Solutions, developed a method to break down blades and press them into pellets and fiber boards to be used for flooring and walls.... 'We can process 99.9% of a blade and handle about 6,000 to 7,000 blades a year per plant...'
The company's landing page even brags about the process using blockchain as a selling point. In what is essentially crushing fiberglass.
It's a sham. Google turns up pages of paid PR pieces and reputation generating sites. They list potential uses of the pellets produced, but not a single real world example of an actual sale or use. No published info on adding value to an LCA. Or it being worth the energy expended to actually crush/process them after shipping the blades cross country.
They're a landfill substitute that provides a certificate, a paper trail, and good PR.
But, then, scraping the bottom-of-the-barrel has been in for the past 3.
Recycling glass isn't that much better than just using fresh sand.