Clean energy
Solar plants provide approximately 80% of the project’s energy needs, supporting irrigation and agricultural operations. Grid connections and backup generation support continuity.
Better use of every resource.
Solar generation, water reuse and integrated farming are central to how we develop our land.
1.6 MWInstalled solar capacity
Water stewardship
An interconnected irrigation network, ten wells and two centre pivots support productive use of water. Purification and reuse connect fish farming with crop irrigation.
Integrated nutrition
Nutrient-rich aquaculture water supports crop irrigation and helps reduce reliance on chemical fertilisers. Each activity contributes to the productivity of the wider farm.
A second purpose for every drop.
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Water supply
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Fish farming
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Water treatment & reuse
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Crop irrigation
A simplified view of the project’s water-reuse approach. Water management and treatment requirements depend on each production activity.
WATER & ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE
Designed around continuity and reuse.
Water supply, distribution and energy generation support the same production system. Solar power serves farm operations, while grid power and standby generators provide additional operational support.
- Groundwater infrastructure
- 10 artesian wells · reported depth 240 m · 200 HP pumps
- Water storage
- 4 reservoirs · 200,000 m³ storage capacity reported in the project presentation
- Irrigation
- Interconnected distribution network, 2 AFKO centre pivots and 7 AFKO towers (2024 model)
- Water quality information
- The company profile reports salinity up to 650 ppm. Current analysis should be requested for technical assessments.
- Solar generation
- 6 solar stations · updated installed capacity 1.6 MW
- Renewable contribution
- Approximately 80% of project energy needs
- Operational backup
- Government grid connections, transformers and 4 Caterpillar backup generators
- Resource integration
- Water purification and reuse connect aquaculture with irrigation and crop nutrition