The forthcoming round of Türkiye’s renewable energy tenders for solar and wind will open on October 13, including 14 solar projects with a combined capacity of 900 MW.
Türkiye will run a series of solar and wind energy tenders later this year covering 2.4 GW of new capacity, the country’s Minister for Energy and Natural Resources, Alparslan Bayraktar, has announced.
Delivered under the country’s Renewable Energy Resource Area (YEKA) program, the tenders will cover 14 solar projects with a combined capacity of 900 MW, alongside seven wind energy tenders covering 1.5 GW.
According to an update from the country’s Ministry for Energy and Natural Resources, applications for the tenders must be submitted at the ministry’s headquarters between 10:00 and 12:00 on October 13. Following review of the applications, the ministry will announce location, date and times of each tender.
The initial ceiling price of each tender, of €0.055 ($0.063)/kWh, remains the same as the previous YEKA tenders. The floor price, set at €0.0325/kWh for the solar energy tenders and €0.0350 for the wind energy tenders, also remains unchanged.
