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With the support of the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock and EU pre-accession assistance funds (TKDK KKYDP), grants covering 50–65% of the project budget are provided for enterprises engaged in agricultural and livestock activities. These grants aim to enable businesses to meet their electricity needs through renewable energy sources, increase profitability, and generate higher income. In this way, although our grant-based SPP projects may differ regionally in terms of energy generation, investors—rather than paying electricity bills to their distribution company for 20 to 30 months—only cover their 50% share. As a result, they become exempt from electricity bills, which represent a significant portion of operating costs, for more than 25 years and are also shielded from constant increases in electricity tariffs. Moreover, the surplus electricity produced at the plant can be sold to the national grid at the single-time active retail energy tariff announced by EMRA (Energy Market Regulatory Authority) for the investor’s subscriber group, generating additional income for a period of 10 years from the commissioning date.
Grant-funded solar power plants pay for themselves in just 2.5 years and provide free electricity for over 20 years.
WHICH INSTITUTIONS PROVIDE SOLAR ENERGY GRANTS?
OTHER INSTITUTIONS PROVIDING GRANT SUPPORT
With grant support, investors, instead of paying bills to their distribution company, cover only their 50% share and, within as little as 2.5 years, become exempt from electricity bills for more than 25 years, while remaining unaffected by continuous price hikes. Furthermore, surplus electricity generated by the plant can be sold to the grid, generating additional revenue.