Yalvaç Solar Power Plant (SPP) Installation

Located 1 km northeast of Yalvaç, the ancient city of Pisidian Antioch was founded in 275 BC by Seleucus I or Antiochus I, and gained major importance as the center of eight colonies established in the region by Roman Emperor Augustus. Saint Paul visited the city three times between AD 46 and 58, laying the foundations of Christianity here and beginning to spread it to the world.

The Church of Paul, the landmark Aqueduct, Tiberius Square — said to be the site of the world's first recorded workers' strike — and the Propylon leading to the Temple of Augustus still stand in the city. Alongside this deep historical legacy, Yalvaç also shares in the agricultural production of the Lakes Region.

We reduce energy costs for agricultural businesses through our residential and agricultural solar solutions.

For small commercial businesses (cafés, shops, guesthouses) serving visitors around the ancient city, we also offer appropriately scaled solar systems, with custom mounting methods designed for structures near the historic site.

For orchard and field owners in Yalvaç who take part in the Lakes Region's agricultural output, we apply the same agricultural solar approach proven in other districts of the region.