Türkiye has actually designated 785 MW of solar energy capability throughout 11 jobs under the YEKA GES-2026 tender. Winning designers will take advantage of a 60-month free-market electrical power sales duration, followed by a 20-year set tariff of EUR0.0325/ kWh.
Türkiye’s Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources has actually revealed the outcomes of the YEKA GES-2026 solar tender, granting an overall of 785 MW of capability throughout 11 jobs.
The tender drew in 44 applications from 19 business, with the winning bidders devoting around EUR37.9 million in contribution payments, consisting of value-added tax.
Under the tender structure, effective designers will be enabled to offer electrical energy on the free market for the very first 60 months of operation. This will be followed by a 20-year electrical energy purchase duration at a repaired tariff of EUR0.0325 ($0.037)/ kWh.
The tender forms part of Türkiye’s Renewable Energy Resource Areas (YEKA) program, which intends to speed up renewable resource implementation and draw in personal financial investment in the nation’s electrical power sector.
The tender results follow the launch of Türkiye’s YEKA GES-2026 procurement round in July. The federal government at first prepared to designate 900 MW throughout 14 solar tasks, together with 1.5 GW of wind capability. The solar jobs were prepared throughout 9 provinces, with private capabilities varying from 25 MW to 230 MW.
In February 2025, Türkiye granted 800 MW of solar capability throughout 6 tasks under the YEKA GES-2024 tender. The procurement drew in 146 applications from 67 business, with winning tasks varying from 40 MW to 385 MW and a last electrical energy rate of $0.0325/ kWh.
A subsequent solar tender kept in November 2025 drew in 77 applications from 38 business for 650 MW of capability throughout 8 tasks. The procurement consisted of the nation’s very first drifting solar job, a 35 MW setup prepared at the Demirköprü hydropower tank in Manisa province.
Türkiye set up roughly 4.7 GW of solar capability in 2025, bringing cumulative setups to 24.8 GW by year-end, according to transmission system operator TEİAŞ. The nation is targeting 120 GW of combined solar and wind capability by 2035, supported by repeating renewable resource tenders and continued financial investment in the electrical energy sector.
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