Companies Generate Their Own Energy with CW Enerji

• CW Enerji, one of the largest solar panel producers in Türkiye and Europe, continues to make a sound in the sector with the solar power plants it has realised in many areas from factories to hotels. The company collaborated with a factory operating in Antalya and equipped the roof of the factory with solar panels.

CW Enerji, one of the largest solar panel producers in Türkiye and Europe, continues to leave its mark with the projects it has realised in many places.

Volkan Yılmaz, CEO of CW Enerji, stated that they continue to install solar power plants (SPP) on the roofs of companies operating in different sectors and said that they also cooperated with a factory in Antalya.

Stating that they equipped the roof of the factory with solar panels, Yılmaz said, ‘We have completed the installation of the solar power plant with a power of 427.2 kWp. With the SPP project, the company will save approximately 42 trees per year, prevent 279,130 kg of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions and meet its energy needs with the solar power plant we have installed. With the solar power plant, the company will save a great deal of energy costs while also serving the environment.’

Making a difference in the sector

Stating that they make high quality production with their state-of-the-art production lines and strong teams, Yılmaz pointed out that they make a difference in the sector with the solar energy panels they produce at high quality standards.

Yılmaz underlined that they continue to work with an understanding that has adopted customer satisfaction as their primary mission and said, ‘The SPP project, which plays an important role in meeting the energy need, is a good opportunity for industrialists. Industrialists produce their own energy in an environmentally friendly way with solar energy systems and prevent the increase in energy costs. Solar panels offer great advantages for businesses. Solar power plants have become preferred in many areas from factories to farms, from hotels to shopping centres in terms of affordable installation costs and rapid energy production.’