Turkish wind inverter prices

How much does a wind power project cost in Turkey?

The winners of all five wind power projects in today’s auction in Turkey got a 20-year guaranteed price at the low end of the range, just USD 35 per MWh. Moreover, in the second phase of bidding they offered to pay one-off contribution shares of between USD 60,000 per MW and USD 148,000 per MW.

How big is Turkey's wind energy capacity?

The country’s wind energy capacity grew by only 6.5% or 770 MW last year. Annual additions peaked at 1.7 GW in 2021. Total wind energy capacity reached 12.6 GW by the end of 2024. Home » News » Renewables » Enerjisa wins biggest two wind power projects in Turkey’s auction

How much power does Turkey have in 2023?

At the end of 2023, it was the third in the country in overall electricity capacity, 3.79 GW, as well as in gas power (1.58 GW) and hydropower (1.35 GW), according to the annual MW100 Turkey report. At the time, the company operated wind parks of 397 MW in total, ranking tenth in the segment.

Did EnerjiSA Enerji win a wind power auction?

Enerjisa Enerji won the right to build and operate the largest two facilities among the five that were available. The Turkish Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources completed an auction for 1.2 GW of wind power.

How much would EnerjiSA pay for Edirne & Balkaya?

The capacities are envisaged at 410 MW and 340 MW, respectively. They were the biggest on offer. Both provinces are in the European part of Turkey, in Thrace. For Edirne, Enerjisa would pay a one-off contribution share of USD 60,000 per MW. The sum for Balkaya is USD 92,000 per MW. In total – USD 55.9 million for the two projects.