Trust Energy Solutions

Solar system installation for factories

Industrial solar solutions and installations in Jordan, starting with load analysis, operating hours and available factory space

Solar system installation for factories

Design that treats energy as part of operations

Our industrial portfolio includes Al-Qawafel Factory, the International Foundation for Fertilizer Technology and the Modern Veterinary Pharmaceutical and Agricultural Pesticides Factory. Assessments consider shifts, load distribution, available space and cable routes. Reducing grid consumption and backing up selected loads are separate design objectives; storage requires its own energy, discharge-power and protection assessment

Loads and operating hours

Analyse energy demand and peak periods to size the system for factory operations

Space and infrastructure

Review available space, cable routes and electrical infrastructure involved in the project

Operation and monitoring

Check operation and explain generation monitoring, technical findings and maintenance needs

Our installations

Installations in this sector

These installations are from the Trust Energy project portfolio. Each system is sized for its own site and energy use

International Fertilizer Technology factory

Industrial sector · 100 kW

International Fertilizer Technology factory

A 100 kW solar system for a fertilizer-sector industrial facility, designed around factory loads and operating hours

Solar system design and installation
Al Qawafel factory — Al Duleil

Al Duleil · 350 kW

Al Qawafel factory — Al Duleil

A 350 kW solar installation for Al Qawafel factory in Al Duleil, part of Trust Energy’s industrial portfolio

Solar system design and installation
Al Haditha veterinary pharmaceutical factory

Industrial sector · 93 kW

Al Haditha veterinary pharmaceutical factory

A 93 kW system for Al Haditha’s veterinary pharmaceutical and agricultural pesticide facility, serving its energy requirements

Solar system design and installation

What do we need for your assessment?

  • Electricity bills and your pattern of use throughout the year
  • The location, available space and roof photos if available
  • The appliances and loads you want to run during an outage
  • Any existing system or expected increase in energy use

A practical solar planning guide

Questions to help you decide

Practical answers before you choose a system or service

Can solar keep an entire factory running during an outage?

PV capacity alone cannot establish that. Backup scope depends on essential loads, starting currents, inverter and battery output, and isolation arrangements

How do production shifts affect the design?

Shifts change when electricity is needed. We compare demand during and outside solar hours and assess storage against the facility’s objectives

What is checked before expanding an industrial system?

Existing inverter input limits, PV strings, cabling, protection, space and operating data are reviewed before specifying compatible additions

Start with your needs, then choose the system

Have a recent electricity bill, your site location and your essential loads ready. Our team will help you begin with a suitable assessment

Cost, generation and savings depend on energy use, site conditions and design; details are established in the assessment and proposal