TADICO Advances Livestock Infrastructure Development as Power Network at the 6,000-Head Malayer Project Connects to the National Grid
TADICO Holding has taken another significant step in advancing its development projects and expanding industrial livestock farming capacity. The internal electricity distribution network at the 6,000-head Malayer livestock project, owned by Mallardshir Agricultural and Livestock Farming Company, has been successfully connected to the national power grid.
According to TADICO:
With the completion of the connection between the project’s internal electricity distribution network and the national grid, the 6,000-head Malayer livestock project has entered a new phase of infrastructure preparation, paving the way for continued construction activities and equipment installation. This milestone provides the necessary foundation for supplying electricity to various construction, utility, and operational facilities across the site.
The electrification work was completed following a series of technical procedures, including site layout planning, pole installation, mounting of support structures, cable laying, and safety and insulation testing. The connection of the internal network to the national grid was also carried out in accordance with the relevant technical standards.
Rezaei, site supervisor of the 6,000-head Malayer project, commented on the completion of this phase, stating: “Following the completion of cable laying and the required tests, the internal power lines were connected to the national electricity grid in compliance with technical standards. This has established the infrastructure needed to supply electricity to different sections of the farm and facilitate equipment commissioning.”
He added that the power connection has made it possible to operate the site’s street lighting system and electrical equipment, while the next stages of machinery and equipment installation can now proceed with greater readiness.
The connection to the national power grid is a key infrastructure milestone in completing and commissioning the 6,000-head Malayer livestock project. Owned by Mallardshir, a subsidiary of TADICO Holding, the project is being developed as part of the holding’s broader strategy to expand industrial livestock farming capacity and strengthen the production chain.
The electrification work was completed following a series of technical procedures, including site layout planning, pole installation, mounting of support structures, cable laying, and safety and insulation testing. The connection of the internal network to the national grid was also carried out in accordance with the relevant technical standards.
Rezaei, site supervisor of the 6,000-head Malayer project, commented on the completion of this phase, stating: “Following the completion of cable laying and the required tests, the internal power lines were connected to the national electricity grid in compliance with technical standards. This has established the infrastructure needed to supply electricity to different sections of the farm and facilitate equipment commissioning.”
He added that the power connection has made it possible to operate the site’s street lighting system and electrical equipment, while the next stages of machinery and equipment installation can now proceed with greater readiness.
The connection to the national power grid is a key infrastructure milestone in completing and commissioning the 6,000-head Malayer livestock project. Owned by Mallardshir, a subsidiary of TADICO Holding, the project is being developed as part of the holding’s broader strategy to expand industrial livestock farming capacity and strengthen the production chain.
