Solar Energy

CW Enerji Signs $10.8 Million Solar Power Plant Contracts in Turkey

CW Enerji has announced the signing of contracts totaling $10,796,751, excluding VAT, for the installation of ground-type solar power plants (SPP) with two domestic customers in Turkey. The projects are expected to be completed by the end of the second quarter of 2025.

CW Enerji CEO Volkan Yılmaz revealed details of the agreements, including a contract worth $3,180,632, excluding VAT, with one customer, and another contract worth $7,616,119, excluding VAT, with a second customer. Both projects aim to enhance renewable energy infrastructure in Turkey.

Yılmaz emphasized CW Enerji's role in advancing sustainable energy solutions, stating, "With every solar power plant we implement, we contribute to a sustainable world and are proud of it." He highlighted the company's focus on high-efficiency solar panels and advanced technology, ensuring long-term performance and quality.

CW Enerji plans to continue equipping lands and rooftops with solar power plants, aligning with their vision of promoting clean energy and reducing energy production costs for companies under their motto, "Wherever the sun is."

Source: Anadolu Ajansi

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