Türkiye’s largest conglomerate, Koc Holding, has signed an agreement with Romania-based Waldevar Energy for a major solar power plant project, Romanian sources reported.

The project will be built in the town of Niculesti near Bucharest and is expected to add at least 200 megawatts-peak (MWp) of capacity, according to news outlet profit.ro.

Koc steps into Romania’s renewable sector

The planned facility follows Koc Holding’s subsidiary Entek Elektrik’s acquisition of two Romanian companies that hold the required development rights for the project in early 2025, involving Eco Sun Niculesti and Euromec-Ciocanari, both previously owned by U.K.-based Econergy International Limited.

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The Commission has launched discussions with the two Cypriot communities in Cyprus about the results of an EU-funded pre-feasibility study concerning the possible establishment of the first-ever bi-communal solar power plant in Cyprus.

Discussions were officially launched with a meeting with the representatives of both Cypriot communities, chaired by Mario Nava, Director-General for Structural Reform Support at the European Commission.

The pre-feasibility study, funded under the EU aid programme for the Turkish Cypriot community and carried out in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme, envisages a solar power plant of 36MW capacity located in the buffer zone, using photovoltaics and batteries with a storage capacity of 3 hours.

Commission Launches Discussions on First bi-Communal Solar Power Plant in Cyprus | Devamı>>>

Turkey’s internationally active solar energy company ASUNIM, with its 6 offices worldwide and international experience exceeding 1 GW, has obtained a license for the 9MWn GES developed by Genese Natural, its subsidiary in Portugal.

Thanks to the financial and technical competence it provides, ASUNIM has been awarded the 3rd SPP license from the Portuguese Ministry of Energy; with Genese Natural, which is owned and headquartered in Portugal together with the 17MWn Paderne and 30MWn Palmela projects in Portugal, it was also entitled to obtain the licenses.

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Italian oil and gas major Eni SpA (BIT:ENI) said today it has initiated construction work on two solar projects in Pakistan and Tunisia with respective power generation capacities of 10 MWp and 5 MWp.

Eni noted that both projects will support upstream operations by delivering green energy with an off-grid set up.

In Pakistan, the company is building а photovoltaic (PV) plant in close proximity to the Bhit gas field of which Eni New Energy Pakistan is the operator with a 40% stake.

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China is the world’s largest solar energy producer with 130 million kilowatt energy capacity.

According to the International Energy Agency (UEA) statistical data, China, which produces more than

60 percent of the panels in the world, also provides a large income. In the country where the air pollution is highly concentrated and the diseases related to it have increased significantly, the Chinese government announced that 360 billion dollars will be invested in clean energy projects to improve air quality.

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Wind and solar power have gotten so cheap that other forms of renewable energy have been relegated to science labs and the dustbins of history.

As wind turbines and solar farms sprout around the world, investments in other technologies that produce power — from waves, geothermal steam pockets, rivers, biomass and more — have dropped off a cliff. Even those gleaming mirrors in the desert that focus sunshine onto thermal generators can’t compete on price with photovoltaic panels, and they probably never will.

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Since January 1, 2020 in the US state of California in the new houses and apartments to be built in the new solar system was obliged to establish a system.

Experts said in a statement; It is foreseen that solar panel technology will provide great savings in the long term, while homeowners using solar energy will save approximately $ 60,000 in 25 years. It is also thought that the general density in the electricity grid may be reduced during peak hours.

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The feasibility studies for the establishment of a 500 MW Solar Power Plant in the Viransehir district of Sanliurfa were initiated by the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources.

District Governor Ömer Dereci said in a statement; Tı The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources initiated a study to establish a 500 MW installed power plant in Viransehir. Feasibility studies are carried out for the system to be auctioned at the beginning of 2019.

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