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Desert land is bought by the feddan and run off a well. The well's capacity is the real limit on the investment.

Investors in Reclaimed Land

For anyone putting capital into new land before planting it: measuring the well, the energy and the irrigation from day one, so the feasibility study rests on site data rather than a regional average.

The problem

  • The feasibility study rests on regional averages, and the gap between assumption and reality appears after the capital is spent.

  • The well's real capacity is unknown until the level drops in the first peak season.

  • The grid is far away, so diesel becomes the default and its cost eats the project's margin.

  • Managing remotely without data means depending entirely on a verbal report from site.

  • The bank wants measured operating indicators before the next tranche, and no system produces them.

What it delivers

  • A real drawdown curve for the well

    Level logged every 15 minutes establishes how much can be abstracted this season without an irrecoverable drop.

  • Feasibility on the site's own figures

    Recorded diesel use and measured head give the solar array size and the actual payback period.

  • Remote management on one dashboard

    Every device reading in a single platform, permissioned per site, opened from a phone.

  • Operating indicators for the lender

    A monthly report of cubic metres, running hours and pump efficiency, sent unasked.

Results

  • Pump efficiency in kilowatt-hours per cubic metre lifted is the indicator that precedes failure by months.
  • A monthly report of cubic metres, running hours and pump efficiency, sent unasked.
  • Every site is handed over with a file: component datasheets, the calibration record and the spares policy.

Tell us about your land

Send the area, the crop and how you irrigate today. You get a written proposal with the numbers in it, not a sales call.