Elmalı Solar Power Plant (SPP) Installation

Despite being only about 40 km from the coast as the crow flies, Elmalı sits at 1,067 meters elevation — a completely different climate zone from Antalya's coastal districts. This elevation, combined with coastal-plateau interaction, produces cool summers and colder winters, making the district an important center for plateau tourism.

The Elmalı Plain grows the apples that give the district its name, along with various grains and fruits; its high elevation and cool climate suit quality fruit production, and its historic madrasas and plateaus also make it culturally rich among the Taurus districts.

Built in 1610 by Ketencizâde Ömer Paşa, the Ömer Paşa Complex — comprising a mosque, a U-shaped madrasa, a tomb, and a bathhouse — is one of Elmalı's most important historic monuments and a key reason the district is known as Antalya's historical capital.

In rural areas where grid lines run long distances due to scattered settlements, solar investment provides both resilience against outages and long-term savings.

The energy needs of cold storage for apple orchards, ventilation for grain stores, and irrigation systems — combined with strong summer sun exposure — make solar a meaningful investment for agricultural businesses here.

We apply our agricultural and residential solar solutions in Elmalı for orchards, grain storage, and cold-storage facilities alike.

Where grid infrastructure is insufficient in rural areas, we design battery-hybrid systems that provide uninterrupted power, factoring the high-elevation region's real climate data into our annual production estimates for a realistic feasibility study.

For small accommodation facilities serving plateau tourism, we also offer commercial solar solutions sized to the busy summer season.