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Poultry farm energy planning

Solar for poultry-farm ventilation, cooling and feed operations.

Start with the bill and the loads that run while the sun is up. Trexon engineers validate roof capacity, demand profile, night-time resilience and grid constraints before proposing a system.

What we model

  • Ventilation and cooling-pad duty across day and night
  • Feeder, lighting, pump and cold-room load timing
  • Roof/shading constraints and the farm’s grid connection
Illustrative concept: solar for a Malaysian poultry farm

Illustrative solar concept. Site design follows engineering assessment.

Transparent planning estimate

Tune the assumptions to your farm’s operating profile.

Estimated bill reduction

RM 5,321 / month

RM 63,857 / year planning estimate

Formula used

100 kWp × 105 kWh/kWp/month × 100% used on site × RM0.5068/kWh = RM 5,321. Illustrative: energy charge only, before SST, no demand-charge saving.

This is an input-led planning estimate, not a proposal, tariff quote or production guarantee. A bill and load profile are required before Trexon confirms savings.

Protect critical airflow

Model day/night ventilation separately and retain an appropriate backup strategy for critical livestock loads.

Use the solar window well

Size around coincident daytime loads instead of assuming every kWh can be offset.

Make the next step concrete

Share a recent bill, shed layout and load schedule for a technical assessment.

Planning solar for a poultry farm

Poultry houses run ventilation fans, cooling pads or foggers, lighting, feed lines and water pumps, and many of those loads are heaviest in the hottest part of the day. That daytime pattern is where rooftop solar can help most, but the birds also need airflow overnight and during outages, so a farm design always separates the loads solar can serve from the ones that need a backup plan. The estimate above is an input-led planning tool, not a quotation.

For a technical assessment, prepare a recent TNB bill (ideally 12 months), a shed layout or roof plan, a list of fans, pumps and feed equipment with their operating hours, and a photo of the meter and main distribution board. If you already run a diesel generator, note how often it starts. Our diesel calculator and the guide to replacing a diesel genset help frame that cost, and commercial battery storage explains how storage can carry critical loads when the grid or the sun is not available.

Compare financing options before you decide how to fund the project, and see our wider agriculture and farm solar page for plantations, livestock and other farm types.

A long poultry house with solar panels along its roof in rural Malaysia
Commercial Solar

Request a poultry-farm solar assessment

Share your farm’s bill, shed layout and operating hours. Our commercial team will review the daytime load profile before recommending a solar or hybrid design.

  • Sizing from your 12 months of TNB bills and shift pattern
  • Roof, switchboard and single-line diagram reviewed by our engineers
  • Available incentives (GITA for solar, subject to MGTC verification) and Solar ATAP eligibility checked for your premises
  • SEDA-registered PV Service Provider (RPVSP-2026/373) · SSM 201301044881 (1074704-D)

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