Ground-mount solar power plants

In Türkiye, solar plants connected to the distribution grid can be built without a generation licence.

In practice this regime caps a single connection point at 1 MW; where the installation is built around self-consumption, the limit follows the facility's contracted connection capacity instead. The ceiling makes an investor's life considerably simpler: you go straight to a connection agreement instead of a licence application and a tender, and the road from there to provisional acceptance stays predictable. That is why the market, and our portfolio with it, is concentrated in this class.

How quickly a solar plant pays for itself depends on the region, its irradiation data and how the investment is financed.

For equity-funded plants the typical range is five to eight years, and it shifts from site to site. We calculate the range from your own site's irradiation data and grid connection conditions.

The right site is half the project.

Zoning status, slope, orientation, distance to the nearest substation and the connection capacity still available in the region decide both whether the project can be built and what it will cost. We run a first assessment from the title deed and coordinates before anyone visits the site, so your time and money go to a site that will actually get built.

Engineering, procurement and site work stay in one pair of hands.

Mounting structure, module installation, DC and AC works, transformer and grid connection: everything on site is our responsibility. The investor tracks one schedule and calls one number.

The real work starts at commissioning.

Remote monitoring with a response to any fault within 24 hours, quarterly preventive maintenance and regular performance reporting are the standard scope of our operations and maintenance service.