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Solar power plant on the territory of the State University in Alanya

Solar power plant on the territory of the State University in Alanya

May 4, 2023

The Rector of the University of Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat Yiversitesi (ALKÜ) Ekrem Kalan announced the signing of a contract for the construction of a solar power plant on the territory of the university in Kestel. Solar panels with a total area of 90 thousand m2 will be installed on the roof of the campus and parking. After commissioning, the station will not only fully meet the needs of the university and the campus for electricity, but will also supply energy to all districts of Alanya, including Gazipasha, and will save about 47 million liras. It is planned that the plant will generate 2 million 100 thousand kW of energy per year.

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