PROJECT DETAILS

Project Submission No. S00189
Project Title Ülkün-1 HPP
Project Owner(s) (as per PSF & LOA) 1. Turka Otelcilik Turizm ve Ticaret Anonim Şirketi & 2. Sekans Enerji Limited Şirketi
Submission Date 2022-03-23
Global Stakeholder Consultation Period 2022-04-21 to
2022-05-05
Sector 1.Energy industries (renewable-/non-renewable sources)
Project Type Hydro Power
GCC/CDM Methodology & Version CDM Approved AMS-I.D. Grid-connected renewable electricity generation, version 18.0
Forecasted GHG Emission Reduction (tCO2e/Year) 11,737
Forecasted E+ Label Yes
Forecasted S+ Label Yes
Forecasted SDG+ Goals
Forecasted SDG+ Label Gold
Forecasted Market Eligibility C+ - Pilot Phase
Country
 Türkiye
Focal Point of Project Owners
Sekans Enerji Limited Sirketi
Email of Contact Person of FP (Primary) sila@sekansdanismanlik.com
Email of Contact Person of FP (Secondary) deniz@sekansdanismanlik.com
Name of Authorized External Representative Organization SEKANS ENERJİ LTD.ŞTİ
Name of Focal Point of External Representative SILA
Email-id of External representative sila@sekansdanismanlik.com
Documents for Global Stakeholder Consultation Project Submision
Calculation Sheet

Other Documents
Project Brief

Ülkün-1 Hydroelectric Power Plant has been developed by Turka Otelcilik Turizm ve Ticaret A.Ş. The project area is located in Çorum Province, Bayat Town, Sağpazar Village. The project consists of 2 units, each having 5.465 MWm / 5.235 MWe. Total installed capacity is 10.93 MWm / 10.47 MWe. Annual electricity production is expected to be 20,570 MWh according to the generation license. The project activity will generate greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions by avoiding CO2 emissions from electricity generation by fossil fuel power plants connected to Turkish National Power Grid. The average annual generated energy is expected to be 20,570 MWh according to the generation license and the project will be able to deliver a reduction in emissions of around 11,737 tCO2e annually. For the entire crediting period, 117,370 tCO2e is expected to be reduced.

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