Nallıhan's SPPs from CW Enerji

The provisional acceptance of the SPP built in Ankara Nallıhan by Türkiye's leading solar panel manufacturer CW Enerji was made.

The provisional acceptance of the solar power plant (SPP) installed in Ankara Nallıhan with a power of 3943.2 kWp by CW Enerji, the leading panel manufacturer of the solar energy sector, was made. In the project, panel, contractor company, engineering, EPC (Implementation) were carried out by CW Enerji.

Within the borders of Nallıhan district of Ankara province, 14 thousand 880 solar energy panels with CW ENERJİ/CWT265-60P model and 132 inverters with HUAWEI SUN2000-KTL33 brand model were used on an area of 74 thousand square metres for land type SPP with 3943.2 kWp power. On 26 December 2017, the provisional acceptance of the SPP project was made and CW Enerji, as the contractor company, completed the land SPP project in 57 days by performing both engineering and EPC (implementation). Panel, contractor company, engineering, EPC (Application) were carried out by CW Enerji.

The solar power plant will generate an average of 16500 kWh of electricity per day. It is planned to produce an average of 6.000.000.00 kWh/year of electrical energy with full capacity of the power plant. With a GES project with 3943.2 KWp power, the electricity of an average of 2160 households can be met with renewable energy and an average of 3,645,000 kilograms of CO2 carbon emission reduction is achieved annually with the electricity generated.

Tarık Sarvan, Chairman of the Board of Directors of CW Enerji, which operates in Antalya Organised Industrial Zone, stated that they are carrying out a meticulous work in the Ankara Nallıhan SPP project and said, ‘An environmentally friendly, clean energy source such as the sun, which is unlimited and free of charge, should be used to the fullest. As a country, our solar energy potential is large enough to meet many times more than our total electrical energy need. As CW Enerji, we continue to reveal this potential with the serious investment moves we have made.’