TΓΌrkiye Awards USD 23.46 Million Contract for Konya Solar Power Plant Under National Renewable Energy Expansion Program
TΓΌrkiye Awards USD 23.46 Million Contract for Konya Solar Power Plant Under National Renewable Energy Expansion Program

24 Nov 2025

Girişim Elektrik Sanayi Taahh -  A.Ş. and the Government of Turkey have finalised a USD 23.46 million contract for the design, supply, and installation of a new solar power plant (SPP) to support the Konya Water and Sewerage Administration (KOSKΔ°). The Public and Municipal Renewable Energy Project (P179867), a national initiative to lower municipal energy costs and expedite Turkey's clean energy transition, includes the award, which was announced on October 28, 2025.In-depth SectionContract Extent and Technical ConditionsThe contract KOSKΔ°-PUMREP-W1, which was obtained through an RFB (Request for Bids), covers the engineering design, acquisition of photovoltaic modules, inverters, mounting structures, transformers, SCADA integration, and complete installation and commissioning of a utility-scale SPP. IBRD Loan 95510 provides funding for the project, strengthening Turkey's partnership with the World Bank on municipal energy efficiency.With an accelerated implementation timeline to support KOSKΔ°'s operational sustainability and lessen reliance on grid-based energy, the entire project is expected to be finished in 240 days. Competitive Bidding EnvironmentWith an evaluated price of TRY 952,435,085.76, Girişim Elektrik was awarded the contract, with a signed contract value of USD 23,467,200. Several well-known renewable energy companies took part, demonstrating intense industry competition: TRY 1,000,218,533.88 for ASUNIM Yenilenebilir Enerji A.Ş. TRY 1,003,280,976.00 for SYS Enerji A.Ş. TRY 1,080,290,205.45 Smart GΓΌneş Enerji Teknolojileri A.Ş. TRY 1,027,778,564.88 Konelsis Enerji A.Ş. Strict technical and financial evaluation standards were evident in the rejection of several bidders, including SCHMID Pekintaş, End riyel Elektrik, CEEC Anhui, Armin Elektrik, DAL Solar, EFECE Grup, and others, due to non-compliance, non-responsiveness, or eligibility issues. Girişim Elektrik San. TAAH. A.Ş is the profile of the winning contractor.Girişim Elektrik, a top EPC contractor with its headquarters in Ankara, specialises in large-scale electrical infrastructure and renewable energy systems. The company is well-positioned to deliver a complex SPP with cutting-edge monitoring, energy optimisation, and safety systems because of its vast experience in solar power projects, grid connections, substation construction, and industrial electrical contracting. Strategic and Financial Importance for TurkeyIt is anticipated that the Konya SPP will yield significant long-term benefits: Lower municipal electricity costs for KOSKΔ° Reduced running costs for pumping and water treatment systems Contribution to the National Energy Plan of Turkey, which aims to increase solar capacity Improvement of regional energy resilience Reducing emissions to support climate commitments This project is a component of Turkey's larger plan to provide self-generated renewable energy to municipalities, enhancing their financial efficiency and sustainability.Final ThoughtsThe Konya Solar Power Plant will be a prime example of how renewable energy can improve municipal services throughout Turkey as construction gets underway. After completion, which is expected to happen in the middle of 2026, KOSKΔ° will run one of the top municipal SPP installations in the area. As the project moves forward, more solar investments in urban utilities could be made, strengthening Turkey's long-term commitment to a low-carbon future.#Turkiye #RenewableEnergyTurkiye #KonyaSPP #PUMREP #PublicAndMunicipalRenewableEnergy #KOSKI #WorldBankProjects #SolarEnergyTurkiye #RenewableEnergy #SolarPower #SolarProject #CleanEnergy #GreenEnergy   #EnergyInfrastructure #SustainableEnergy #SolarInstallation #Photovoltaics #UtilityScaleSolar #ContractAward #GovernmentProcurementn #Infrastructure #EnergyProcurement #RFB #EPCContractn #WorldBankFunded #GirisΜ§imElektrik #ASUNIM #SYSEnerji #SmartGunesEnerji #KonelsisEnerji #EnergyTransition #SustainableDevelopment #ClimateAction #MunicipalEnergy #GreenInfrastructure

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