Turkey Solar Energy Market Overview 2026
A comprehensive look at Turkey's solar market — installed capacity, growth trajectory, top regions and investment outlook.
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From Istanbul to Antalya, we engineer, procure and construct solar energy plants for residential owners, commercial enterprises and international investors. Fully licensed, fully transparent.
From single-family homes to utility-scale power plants — we design, supply, install and maintain every system to IEC standards with full Turkish regulatory compliance.
On-grid, hybrid and off-grid rooftop PV for residential and commercial buildings across Turkey.
Details →Utility and commercial-scale ground-mount arrays from 50 kWp to multi-MW with EPDK licensing.
Details →Agrivoltaic systems for Turkey's vast agricultural sector — powering irrigation and greenhouses.
Details →Premium home solar systems with net metering — reduce your household electricity bill by 70–100%.
Details →Large commercial installations for hotels, factories and industrial complexes — full EPC service.
Details →LFP battery systems for energy independence and grid backup — BYD, Pylontech, Huawei.
Off-Grid Solar On-Grid / Net Metering Solar Irrigation Details →Our headquarters is on Turkey's Mediterranean coast in Antalya — the country's sunniest city. We operate nationwide, with project experience in every major Turkish region from Thrace to Eastern Anatolia.
We handle Engineering, Procurement and Construction in-house. One contract, one point of responsibility, zero coordination headaches.
Fully licensed electricity generation company. We manage EPDK licence applications and all regulatory filings on your behalf.
English-language service, bankable yield assessments, Turkish company formation support and escrow-compatible payment structures.
Jinko, LONGi, Canadian Solar panels. Huawei, Fronius, SMA inverters. BYD, Pylontech batteries. All CE-certified, all bankable.
We offer long-term Operations & Maintenance contracts with guaranteed availability SLA — critical for investors seeking stable returns.
Free consultation on project scope, site and financial structure
PVsyst yield study, layout design, structural and electrical engineering
EPDK licence, TEDAŞ grid study, building permits — all managed by us
Civil works, panel installation, inverter commissioning, grid connection
Long-term monitoring, maintenance and performance reporting
Turkey's average residential electricity price: ₺3.50/kWh. Mediterranean yield: 1,550 kWh/kWp/year.
Turkey's solar sector is one of the world's fastest-growing. High irradiance, rising electricity prices and strong government incentives make it an exceptional investment destination.
Licensed solar plants up to 10 MW receive a guaranteed USD-denominated feed-in tariff for 10 years under YEKDEM. Provides revenue certainty and bankability for project financing.
Systems up to 1 MW can operate under Turkey's simplified "unlicensed" scheme — no EPDK licence required. Surplus electricity offsets your bill via net metering. 2026 rules allow carry-forward of credits.
Foreign nationals and companies can own solar plants in Turkey. Requirements: Turkish company registration, land/roof rights, EPDK application. We guide international investors through the entire process in English.
Real photos from rooftop solar installations across Alanya, Antalya and the Mediterranean coast.
Hybrid solar energy systems – real photos from inverter and battery storage installations.
Real installation videos from our completed projects across Antalya region.
Dosemealti – 12 kW Hybrid Installation
Kemer – 15 kW Hybrid Installation
Cakirlar – 15 kW Hybrid Installation
Manavgat – 40 kW Hybrid Installation
Belek – 15 kW Hybrid Installation
Dosemealti – 82 kW Off-Grid Installation
Video testimonials from satisfied customers who have installed solar systems with us.
Customer Experience – Solar Installation Review
Customer Experience – Energy Savings Story
Turkey offers multiple investment pathways: residential net-metering systems, commercial rooftop arrays, ground-mount plants under the unlicensed scheme (up to 1 MW), and fully licensed utility-scale plants under YEKDEM. We provide a full feasibility study for your investment size and help you choose the optimal structure.
YEKDEM (Yenilenebilir Enerji Kaynakları Destekleme Mekanizması) is Turkey's Renewable Energy Support Mechanism. Licensed solar plants receive a guaranteed USD-denominated feed-in tariff of $0.133/kWh for 10 years, regardless of market electricity price fluctuations. This provides revenue certainty that enables project financing from Turkish and international banks.
Yes. Foreign individuals and legal entities can fully own solar plants in Turkey. A Turkish company (typically an LLC/LTD ŞTİ) is required for licensed plants — we can assist with or recommend company formation services. Foreign ownership of Turkish real estate (including solar farm land) is permitted with some restrictions on total area.
Turkey ranks among Europe's highest solar irradiance countries. The Mediterranean and Southeastern regions average 1,500–1,700 kWh/m²/year — comparable to southern Spain and Morocco. Central Anatolia averages 1,400–1,500 kWh/m²/year. This makes Turkey an outstanding solar investment destination with class-leading yield figures.
An EPDK preliminary licence application typically takes 3–6 months and requires a grid connection offer from TEDAŞ. Once the preliminary licence is granted, the investor has 24 months to complete the plant and achieve commissioning for the full generation licence. We manage all EPDK correspondence as part of our EPC service.
Under Turkey's 2026 net metering rules, residential and commercial owners with systems up to 1 MW can offset their electricity bill with surplus solar generation. Unused credits carry forward month-to-month. This is the most popular scheme for residential and commercial solar, requiring only a TEDAŞ connection application — no EPDK licence needed.
A comprehensive look at Turkey's solar market — installed capacity, growth trajectory, top regions and investment outlook.
Read More →Everything foreign and domestic investors need to know about solar investment in Turkey — structure, returns, regulations and risks.
Read More →A clear explanation of Turkey's solar incentive landscape for 2026 — YEKDEM tariffs, net metering rules and unlicensed systems.
Read More →Our EPC team is available Mon–Sat 09:00–18:00 (Turkish time). We respond to all enquiries within 2 hours and provide free feasibility consultations.