Turkey’s Small Solar Rules to Trigger Installations Boom
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Turkey decision to simplify the process for developing solar power projects of up to 500 kilowatts will spur a boom in installations, the industry’s main lobby group said.
The government published legislation last week that allows the plants to start production without getting a license, Nafiz Kaya, a spokesman for the Turkish Energy Market Regulatory Authority, said yesterday. Projects of this size can power about 700 homes, he said. Rules for bigger projects are due next year.