Solar plants developed under YEKA across Türkiye are important energy infrastructure projects reflecting Kalyon İnşaat's capabilities in large scale EPC management, engineering and execution.
Energy Projects
YEKA Solar Power Plants
YEKA Solar Power Plants
EPC Projects Powering Türkiye's Energy Future
Bor, Viranşehir and Gaziantep
Bor Solar Power Plant (Bor-3 SPP)
Highlights
Total Installed Capacity
390 MWp
Total Project Area
6.7 million m²
Photovoltaic Panels with High Local Content
975.000+
Annual Electricity Generation Capacity
785,000 MWh
Contribution to Avoiding Annual Carbon Emissions
535,000 tonnes
(Bor, Viranşehir and Gaziantep)
Three separate project sites
Developed Under
YEKA-3 and YEKA-4
And High Efficiency PV Technology (Heat; Bor 325,080 + Viranşehir 488,000 + Gaziantep 162,000+ ≈ may be rounded to 975,000+.)
Single axis solar tracking systems
Contribution to Türkiye's Energy Infrastructure
Engineering and Construction Approach
Sustainability
Clean Energy Generation
Total annual electricity generation of 785,000 MWh contributes to Türkiye's renewable energy capacity.
Reducing Carbon Emissions
The projects help avoid approximately 535,000 tonnes of carbon emissions annually.
Domestic Technology Use
Photovoltaic modules manufactured by Kalyon PV with high local content support the domestic manufacturing ecosystem.
Regional Development
The projects contribute to employment growth and support local economies in their regions.
Engineering Challenges and Solutions
01
EPC Management Across Multiple Locations
Construction in Bor, Gaziantep and Viranşehir was coordinated using common engineering standards and central project management.
02
Modular Site Organization
Infrastructure and electromechanical works at sites of different sizes proceeded through phased work schedules.
03
High Local Content
Domestically manufactured photovoltaic modules enabled strong integration in procurement and installation.
04
Digital Project Coordination
Site management, logistics, quality control and commissioning followed an integrated project planning approach.
For the plants developed in Bor, Gaziantep and Viranşehir, site preparation, infrastructure works, power collection systems, substations, control structures and electromechanical works followed integrated project management. Construction under different geographical conditions was completed, or brought to the completion stage, in line with the planned schedule through common engineering standards and coordinated site organization.
Developed under the YEKA model, these projects strengthen Türkiye's renewable energy infrastructure through equipment with high local content and advanced engineering solutions.
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