Gazipaşa Solar Power Plant (SPP) Installation

Greenhouse farming, which began in the 1970s, has grown over time into Gazipaşa's most important source of income; greenhouse vegetable farming and banana cultivation take the largest share of the district economy. Nearly all of Turkey's banana production happens in the belt between Alanya, Gazipaşa, and Anamur — with Gazipaşa and Alanya among the oldest centers of this tradition.

Greenhouses grow cucumbers, tomatoes, fresh beans, eggplants, and peppers across two growing seasons a year. With its own airport (Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport) providing international flight access, the district is also growing through tourism and commerce alongside agriculture.

Dating back to 628 BC, the ancient city of Selinus — later renamed Trajanopolis after Roman Emperor Trajan died there — adds a strong cultural-tourism dimension to Gazipaşa with its Roman, Byzantine, Hellenistic, and Seljuk-era walls, agora, baths, and necropolis remains.

With greenhouses needing heating and lighting year-round alongside long sun exposure, solar energy offers a meaningful cost advantage for growers running two production seasons a year in Gazipaşa.

Commercial and logistics activity developing around the airport also extends the district's solar application potential beyond agriculture.

For banana greenhouses and other covered-crop operations, our agricultural solar solutions aim to reduce energy expenses in line with the two-season production calendar.

We also offer turnkey installation for small hotels and commercial businesses through our residential/commercial solar packages.

For logistics and commercial facilities developing around Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport, we also provide scalable commercial solar solutions sized to the facility.