The client required a solar PV system that would meet their energy needs while ensuring compatibility with the existing structural framework of the poultry sheds. Westwood Energy was tasked with designing, installing, and maintaining a system that balanced energy production with structural integrity.
103.2kW | Yorkshire
Westwood Energy installed a 103.2kW solar PV system on a poultry unit in Yorkshire. This project was meticulously planned in collaboration with the shed builder to ensure that the structural loading calculations were precisely adhered to, which is crucial for poultry units where various equipment is suspended from the ceiling.
KEY FACTS
- 103.2kW Solar PV Roof Mount Installation
- Location: Yorkshire, England
- Sector: Poultry
How much could solar PV save you?
240 Modules: Trina Vertex 430W
Inverters: 1 x 90K SolarEdge
Optimizers: 120 x P950 SolarEdge
Mounting System: Sunfixings MRD S
Metering Solution: SolarEdge G100
Working closely with the shed builder, we carefully planned the installation to meet the structural requirements unique to poultry units, where conveyors, heaters, feeders, drinkers, and lighting are all suspended. This ensured a safe and effective installation that maximised energy production without compromising the structural integrity of the sheds.
The installation generates 90MWh annually, with 56% of the energy consumed on-site and 33% of import demand offset. This leads to annual savings of approximately £16,830, providing the client with a strong return on investment and significantly reducing energy costs.