PROJECT SOLAR CLUCK
Golden-hour aerial of a long Delmarva poultry house with a standing-seam metal roof covered in solar modules, while a yellow mobile crane sets a factory-built solar cassette over the ridge with green farm fields behind.
Project Solar CLUCK 386 days to the internal PTO target

HOLY SHIT. WE HAVE A
2026–2027 ACQUISITION WINDOW.

The federal clock is running. Project Solar CLUCK identifies standing-seam poultry roofs, finds the utility and incentive path, structures the project, coordinates the build, and gets qualifying systems connected and producing before the window closes.

QUALIFY A FARM HOW IT WORKS

Federal eligibility depends on project facts and current law; our internal development target is PTO by September 30, 2027.

The federal clock is running

TIME TO THE INTERNAL PTO TARGET

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Internal development target: Permission to Operate by September 30, 2027. Federal eligibility depends on project facts and current law and typically turns on a qualifying system being placed in service before 2028. This is a planning target, not a guarantee — exact treatment is confirmed per project and taxpayer.

Why poultry houses?

A BUILDING TYPE WE CAN STANDARDIZE.

Long roofs. Repetitive geometry. Real agricultural electric load. A building type we can standardize instead of reinventing every installation.

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LONG ROOFS

Poultry houses run hundreds of feet. Long, uninterrupted planes are exactly what a commercial array wants.

02

REPEATABLE GEOMETRY

The same building, again and again. We standardize a solution instead of reinventing every installation.

03

REAL ELECTRIC LOAD

Ventilation, heat and equipment mean genuine agricultural demand — load a system can be sized against.

04

MODULAR DEPLOYMENT POTENTIAL

Repetitive roofs are the ideal proving ground for a factory-built, crane-set deployment concept.

Aerial view at dusk of six long poultry houses arranged in parallel rows on Delmarva farmland, metal roofs catching the last light, one roof already fitted with solar modules.
DELMARVA · POULTRY COMPLEX

HOLY CLUCK. THAT'S A LOT OF ROOF.

First-wave roof rule

CLEAN ROOF. NO HOLES. GOOD START.

We are initially targeting standing-seam metal poultry roofs so an engineered nonpenetrating seam-clamp architecture can be evaluated. Exact attachment is designed for the specific roof profile, structure and wind requirements.

Non-penetrating architecture Engineered per roof
PV CASSETTE
Preassembled module array — the part that makes power.
CLUCK DOCK
Roof-specific interface that carries the array above the metal.
SEAM CLAMP
Engineered, tested clamp — evaluated for the specific seam profile.
STANDING SEAM
The existing raised metal seam. Nothing drilled. Nothing punched.
LOAD PATH · TOP → SEAM · ZERO PENETRATIONS
Macro close-up of a machined aluminum seam clamp gripping a raised standing-seam rib on a metal roof, mounting a solar rail with a hex bolt — no holes drilled through the roof.
SEAM-CLAMP · NON-PENETRATING
How it works

SOLAR WITHOUT THE HOMEWORK.

We screen the roof, electric load, utility, incentives, financing and schedule before asking you to decipher seventeen programs yourself. If it doesn't pencil, we say so.

  1. 1

    WE SCREEN IT.

    Roof, sun, load, grid, state, utility, deadline.

  2. 2

    WE STRUCTURE IT.

    Engineering path, project economics, incentives, financing and agreements.

  3. 3

    WE GET IT THE CLUCK DONE.

    Permits, procurement, construction, inspection, meter, PTO and operations — through qualified contractors and professionals.

START INTERVIEW One question at a time. No jargon dump.
Inside the CLUCK cassette factory — a gantry with a spreader bar lifts a preassembled solar module block off an automated assembly line of PV panels, with three chickens watching through the safety mesh.
CLUCK FACTORY LINE · CASSETTE ASSEMBLY
R&D · Engineering predevelopment

WHAT THE CLUCK IS A CASSETTE?

We're developing a factory-built modular solar-deployment concept for repetitive poultry roofs: preassembled PV cassettes, a hinged center saddle, a roof-specific standing-seam Dock and a crane-set workflow. It is an engineering R&D program until qualified engineering and testing releases a design for use.

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PREASSEMBLED PV CASSETTES
Factory-built module blocks, staged and shipped folded.
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HINGED CENTER SADDLE
A saddle geometry that lets the cassette open symmetrically over the ridge.
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STANDING-SEAM DOCK
A roof-specific interface tuned to the seam profile.
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CRANE-SET WORKFLOW
Set from a spreader bar over the ridge — humans stay clear of the load.

NOTE: This is an R&D concept, not a certified product. No design is released for use until a qualified engineer, backed by testing, releases it.

Coverage

STARTING ON DELMARVA.

Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Eastern Shore. Each state and utility has different rules. The software evaluates the actual address and utility instead of pretending one solar rule fits everybody.

MD
Maryland
Delmarva Power & Choptank Electric territories
DE
Delaware
Delmarva Power & Delaware Electric Cooperative
VA
Virginia — Eastern Shore
A&N Electric Cooperative & Dominion
A flatbed truck loaded with factory-built Project Solar CLUCK solar cassettes arriving at a Delmarva poultry farm at sunset while a worker directs it in — and a chicken looks on.
We don't cluck around

WE GET IT
THE CLUCK DONE.

Factory-built cassettes, crane-set on standing seam, connected before the window closes. Got standing seam? Let's see if it'll cluck — we'll screen the roof, the load, the grid and the deadline, and tell you straight whether it pencils.

GOT STANDING SEAM? LET'S SEE IF IT'LL CLUCK. Run a planning scenario