Kaş Solar Power Plant (SPP) Installation

With clear Mediterranean waters, underwater rock formations, caves, wrecks, and rich marine life, Kaş is one of Turkey's most important diving centers, hosting divers from universities and abroad during its main April-October season as well as in winter.

The Kekova area, reached by boat tours, is a rich destination for culture and diving tourism with its ancient ruins and submerged historic structures. The internationally renowned Lycian Way passing through Kaş also drives nature-hiking tourism in spring and autumn — a diversity that spreads the district's tourist season across the year.

Within modern Kaş, the ancient city of Antiphellos dates back to the 6th century BC, grew wealthy through the cedar-wood trade, and still stands today with its 4,000-seat ancient theater — giving the district a deep cultural-tourism identity alongside its diving scene. Kaş Marina, with a capacity of 472 yachts and infrastructure serving everything up to super and mega yachts, also strengthens the district's position in yacht tourism.

For its small-scale but year-round tourism businesses, electricity costs are a significant expense.

Infrastructure and investor-allocation work is ongoing for the planned Kaş Food Specialization Organized Industrial Zone — a development that points to growing energy needs for agricultural/food-processing facilities in the area.

For boutique hotels, guesthouses, and diving centers, our residential/commercial solar solutions offer mounting options that preserve the building's aesthetics.

For food-processing and agricultural businesses, we also provide design and consultancy services aligned with the region's growing demand.

To avoid disrupting the busy April-October season, we can schedule installation during winter months or your business's available periods.