According to foreign media reports, Turkey's energy minister recently revealed on social media that during Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's visit to Riyadh (the capital of Saudi Arabia), Turkey and Saudi Arabia signed a renewable energy power plant project agreement.
According to the agreement, Saudi companies will invest $2 billion to build two photovoltaic power plants in Sivas Province in eastern Turkey and Karaman Province in central Turkey, with a total capacity of 2G W . Saudi Arabia said that the total installed capacity of solar and wind power projects built by Saudi companies in Turkey in the future is expected to reach 5G W .
When it comes to Turkey, the country's efforts to develop renewable energy in recent years cannot be ignored. By means of policy adjustment and incentive measures, the development of renewable energy in the country will be continuously promoted, and efforts will be made to approach the target of 120GW of total installed capacity of wind and solar energy in 2035.
Under this goal, Turkey's renewable energy has been greatly developed.
According to data from the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources of Turkey, by the end of 2025, the installed capacity of renewable energy in the country was about 76.28 GW, accounting for 62.3% of the total installed capacity. The total installed capacity of solar energy and wind energy is about 39.88 GW, accounting for 32.6% of the total installed capacity in China.
Chinese photovoltaic companies have also focused on the Turkish market early.
According to incomplete statistics from the Digital New Energy DataBM. Com, at present, more than 10 Chinese photovoltaic enterprises have laid out production capacity in Turkey, involving not only the main industrial chain links such as batteries and components . It also includes glass, film and other auxiliary materials.
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