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| Aska Launches Carbon Fiber Plant in Turkey | “We will develop our production with aerospace, defense, automotive industry, wind energy facilities, construction and maritime sectors.” said Board Chairman Ömer Dinçkök.
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| EBRD to Loan $200M for Renewable Energy and Efficiency in Turkey | The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will grant 200 million USD of loan to Turkey to finance industrial energy efficiency, thermal rehabilitation of buildings, small scale renewable investments, including geothermal, solar, biomass and biogas. | |
| IFC to Invest €25M in Green for Growth Fund Southeast Europe | IFC, a member of the World Bank Group , will invest up to €25 million in the Green for Growth Fund Southeast Europe to stimulate financing of sustainable energy projects within the region. The fund will have a significant developmental impact in promoting energy efficiency and renewable energy and expanding lending to households, small and medium enterprises, renewable energy projects, energy service companies, and municipalities. Its investments initially are targeted to Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, FYR Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Turkey. | |
| Equipment for Ilisu Hydropower Station, Turkey | International technology Group ANDRITZ will supply electromechanical equipment with a total value of approximately 340 MEUR as part of the construction of the Ilisu hydropower station in Turkey. | |
| Conference: South East Europe Renewable Energy 2010 | From the Conference Organizers: As the liberalisation of Turkey’s energy markets continues, a strong interest from the private sector has developed. Bulgaria is also experiencing a surge of renewable energy development. High feed-in tariffs make for a keen market to invest in; however, regulation must be revised in order for full market deployment of renewables.
Serbia has a very strong potential to develop its renewable energy market and legislation is being adopted to bring attraction to this market. For this reason, Serbia could become a market example for the rest of the Western Balkans to follow.
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| TIREC (Turkish International Renewable Energy Congress) September 28th –October 1st in Istanbul | Over a 100 energy leaders have already confirmed they will address TIREC (Turkish International Renewable Energy Congress) September 28th –October 1st in Istanbul at the Grand Cevahir Convention Centre & Hotel.
TIREC is fully supported by the Turkish Government as they look to develop their energy autonomy and develop beyond being seen as just a pipeline country. “Turkey has some tremendous natural renewable energy resources” explained Fatih Aydin, Congress Director. “rich wind resources both onshore and offshore, an excellent solar map and a huge hinterland of underused arable land will enable the development of a domestic bioenergy industry and a wider bioeconomy. Since we launched the event we have been overwhelmed by the interest shown by energy executives in Turkey and also other countries. | |
| Wind Power Turkey 2010 | Wind Power Turkey 2010 is THE premier Turkish wind energy event and the second official, exclusive, annual congress brought to you by the Turkish Wind Energy Association. | |
| Spanish Companies Considering Wind Investments in Turkey | Alberto Cena, the technical director of the Spanish Wind Energy Association (AEE), said that the association wanted to construct wind facilities and produce new projects in Turkey.
"Spain is very experienced in wind energy, and Spanish companies want to invest in other countries," Cena said in Istanbul. | |
| Turkish Solimpeks Hybrid Solar Collector Released | Solimpeks Corp., a solar company, Turkey, has released the Volther hybrid solar collector, which produces electricity and hot water simultaneously. | |
| Turkish Business Built on Remote Solar Power | Korona, a company set up by a female entrepreneur and her husband, is bringing electricity to remote villages in Turkey through solar power. The modest system costs around 10,000 Turkish Liras. | |
| Wind Power in Turkey Discussed | In 2009, 343 MW of new wind energy capacity were added in Turkey, bringing the total up to 801 MW. This represents a year-on-year growth rate of 75%. Turkey is facing serious challenges in satisfying its growing energy demand.
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| Energo-Pro Buys HPPs in Turkey | Czech firm Energo-Pro has bought five hydroelectric power plants for almost Kc8bn in Turkey. The eastern Bohemian company has thus become a second large Czech investor in the Turkish energy sector, joining power producer CEZ in the field. | |
| International Conference on Nuclear & Renewable Energy Resources | The Second International Conference on Nuclear and Renewable Energy Resources will be held on the 4-7th July 2010 in Ankara, Turkey. By the name of the organization committee, we would like to invite everyone who is interested in the concepts of energy, the researchers, scientists and academicians for their contributions. For your all questions please write to tubavkonferans@gmail.com with best regards, Prof. Dr. H. Mehmet ŞAHİN. The conference will take place in ANKARA at Gazi University Golbasi Convention Center. | |
| Boydak Holding to Invest US$1B in Renewable Energy | Boydak Holding's CEO Memduh Boydak said on Tuesday that the holding planned to invest one billion USD in renewable energy sector. | |
| EnBW Increases Turkish Renewable Energy Investments | The firm is expanding its first wind farm in Turkey, according to an April 29 release on the EnBW website. With a total output of 45 MW, the onshore wind farm would be connected to the grid in the coming weeks with an additional 15 MW. EnBW is building a second run-of-the-river, hydroelectric power station in Turkey with a planned output of 50 MW. The total investments come to around 77 million euros. | |
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