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PROJECT DETAILS

Project Submission No. S00087
Project Title Hanel Solar Power Project Bundle
Project Owner(s) (as per PSF & LOA) 1. Hanel Enerji A.Ş. & 2.Desilyon Danışmanlık Ticaret A.Ş. (Focal point to act on behalf of all Project Owners)
Submission Date 2021-12-10
Global Stakeholder Consultation Period 2022-01-31 to
2022-02-14
Sector 1.Energy industries (renewable-/non-renewable sources)
Project Type Solar Power
GCC/CDM Methodology & Version CDM approved consolidated Methodology ACM0002 (Version 20.0)
Forecasted GHG Emission Reduction (tCO2e/Year) 33,683
Forecasted E+ Label Yes
Forecasted S+ Label Yes
Forecasted SDG+ Goals
Forecasted SDG+ Label Diamond
Forecasted Market Eligibility C+ - Pilot Phase
Country
 Türkiye
Focal Point of Project Owners
Desilyon Danışmanlık Ticaret A.Ş.
Email of Contact Person of FP (Primary) serkan.korkmaz@desilyon.com.tr
Email of Contact Person of FP (Secondary) ozlem@desilyon.com.tr
Documents for Global Stakeholder Consultation Project Submision
Calculation Sheet

Other Documents
Project Brief

Hanel Solar Power Project Bundle consists of 38 individual Unlicensed Polycrystalline Silicon Solar Power Plants with a capacity of 28.74 MWe / 33.26 MWp in total, which is formed according to the Law no: 6446 on Electricity Market Law. Solar panels, inverters and power transmission lines were intended to be built on a total area of almost 40,000 ha in different regions of Turkey. The project activity will generate greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions by avoiding CO2 emission from electricity generation by fossil fuel power plants connected to Turkish National Power Grid. Total installed capacity is 28.74 MWe / 33.26 MWp. The average annual generated energy is expected to be 54,606 MWh and the project will be able to deliver a reduction in emissions of around 32,818 tCO2e (tons of carbon dioxide equivalent) per annum. 

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