Situated within Algeria’s arid Adrar province, the high-capacity industrial installation is formally scheduled to launch active production in late 2027. Once fully operational, the state-of-the-art facility expects to yield up to 100,000 tonnes of powdered milk per year, successfully meeting approximately 50 percent of Algeria’s domestic requirements. Because the project is located deep within a demanding Saharan climate where ambient temperatures routinely exceed 40°C for over 130 days annually, the vast agricultural land required to grow forage crops for the herd depends entirely on a non-stop, hyper-reliable automated irrigation grid.

To secure absolute energy continuity under these punishing environmental conditions, Green Power Systems has collaborated with its regional distributors, Bimotor and Avoni Industrial, to deliver a specialized power generation fleet to the site. In total, the partnership has deployed 50 heavy-duty GP330 S/I-A generator sets across the agricultural development zone. These high-capacity gensets are powered by robust FPT Industrial CURSOR 13 engines capable of providing up to 330 kVA of continuous power, making them the ideal engineering choice for running round-the-clock water systems under intense thermal stress.

The FPT-powered energy units are specifically configured to support large-scale central pivot irrigation systems across the Saharan plots. This specialized crop watering methodology utilizes automated mechanical booms that rotate systematically around a stationary central pivot point, distributing water efficiently through precision sprinklers to create uniform circular green crops. Recognized for being significantly less labor-intensive and far more water-efficient than traditional flood methods, this central pivot strategy allows managers to rapidly transform arid desert sands into highly productive, green forage zones.