EkoRE Breaks Ground on 1 GW Vertically Integrated Module Factory in Turkey
The groundbreaking ceremony of annual 1GW solar panel vertically integrated production facility was held on March 11, 2019 with participation of Energy and Natural Resources Minister of Turkey Mr. Fatih Dönmez's in Bor Organized Industrial Zone of Niğde.
The company also revealed that on April 9, the project was awarded "special project" status under the Turkish government's "Project Based Investment Incentive System," a 2.4 billion TRL (around US$430 million) incentive scheme launched in August 2017.
EkoRE Turkey's one of the most respected renewable energy companies is setting up Turkey's first integrated solar panel production facility including ingot, wafer, cell and module production process consisting of establishing in Bor Organized Industry zone of Nigde on 620 acres of land. EkoRE is planning and initiating "Solar Energy Production and Technology Base" around its production facility in cooperation with other sector leaders of componants other equipment of solar energy systems
Eko Clean Energy Inc.'s "100% Domestic PV Panel Production for Energy Independence Project" was approved in accordance with the Project-Based Investment Incentive and the related document was made and presented by President of Turkey Recep Tayyip to CEO of EkoRE H.Serhan Süzer
EkoRE plans to focus and leverage Heterojunction (HJT) technology to reach higher degrees of efficiency at lower cost of production, Diamond wire technology to increase production output significantly and maximizes machine capacity, SmartWire Connection technology (SWCT) for reducing the negative effects of possible micro-cracks to a minimum to manufacture its first and the main products of 335 W 60 cells HTJ panel and 420W bi-facial 60cells HTJ solar panel.
EkoRE targets launching a new global brand from Turkey by exporting at least 80% of the products produced on this facility and aims to gain a significant place in the international solar energy market. The project, which will contribute significantly to the regional economy, is expected to provide employment opportunities to approximately 1,500 people and aims to make this region as one of the significant technology centers.
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