Charlisons Farm
- Commercial hog farm, 24/7 energy demand
- System Size: 99.80 kWp
- Completion: 15-Feb-2026
- Capas, Tarlac, Philippines
Project Summary
Charlisons Farm operates a high-capacity hog production facility where ventilation systems,
automated feeding lines, temperature control, water circulation, and waste managementThe
infrastructure functions continuously. The 100kWp solar installation was engineered against
actual baseload demand rather than theoretical roof capacity, ensuring that daytime generation
offsets predictable operational consumption without oversizing export.
Because agricultural demand remains stable across daily cycles, system sizing focused on
structured Net Metering optimization, allowing controlled surplus export while preserving return discipline. Inverter allocation and string configuration were matched to production load curves, protecting both financial performance and electrical stability.
The installation was designed to remain battery-ready, enabling future storage integration
without rewiring or structural alteration. Cable routing, combiner layout, and structural
allowances anticipate scalability as production expands.
The system now functions as core operational infrastructure, protecting margins, stabilizing
energy costs, and positioning the farm for long-term production growth with controlled energy
strategy.
System Performance
- System Size: 99.80 kWp
- Annual Generation: 147,205 kWh
- Day Peak Load: 84.83 kW
- Payback/ROI: 2.9 years
Financial Impact
- Daily Savings: ₱4,498
- Monthly Savings: ₱134,938
- Annual Savings: ₱1,619,255
- Lifetime Savings: ₱41,731,690
Technology Partners
- Inverters: SMA Germany STP110 CORE2
- Modules: Trina Solar Glass Glass Bifacial
- Monitoring and Control: SMA ennexOS / Sunny Portal
Sustainability Impact
- TREES Planted Lifetime: 4,858
- CO₂ Lifetime: 2,061 tons
- Houses Powered Annually: 61











