Featured in Fruits of our labour – 03-2021

Hope for a restart

The decline of the Turkish PV market over the past three years has been disappointing. But there is hope in the form of smaller “mini YEKA” tenders and the creation of a policy regime to support power purchase agreements, says Kutay Kaleli, the chairman of the board at Turkey’s peak solar industry body, Günder.

By

Jonathan Gifford

09 Mar 2021

Image: Günder

The Turkish PV market has been declining year on year since its highs in 2018. From almost 2.5 GW in 2018, to 932 MW in 2019 and only 672 MW last year. What do you expect for 2021? While we were planning to outperform our goals in 2020, the coronavirus epidemic affected the solar power …

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