RIYADH — Saudi Arabia and Türkiye signed an settlement on renewable power energy plant initiatives on Tuesday, strengthening strategic cooperation between the 2 international locations within the power sector.
The settlement was signed in Riyadh through the official go to of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to the Kingdom.
Saudi Power Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman signed on behalf of Saudi Arabia, whereas Turkish Minister of Power and Pure Assets Alparslan Bayraktar signed for Türkiye.
The deal goals to develop bilateral cooperation in renewable power and inexperienced applied sciences, supporting the event and implementation of high-quality initiatives that contribute to diversifying the power combine, enhancing power safety, and accelerating the transition towards a low-carbon financial system, according to the priorities of each international locations.
Beneath the settlement, solar energy initiatives with a complete put in capability of as much as 5,000 megawatts shall be developed in Türkiye in two phases.
The primary section contains two photo voltaic initiatives in Sivas and Karaman with a mixed capability of two,000 megawatts, whereas the second section will add an extra 3,000 megawatts below frameworks agreed by each side.
Investments within the first section are estimated at practically $2 billion and are anticipated to produce electrical energy to greater than two million Turkish households.
Electrical energy generated by the initiatives shall be bought by a Turkish state-owned firm below a 30-year settlement, with a robust emphasis on maximizing the usage of native gear and repair suppliers throughout implementation.
The settlement marks a major step towards deepening the Saudi-Turkish funding partnership and displays mutual belief and a shared dedication to increasing cooperation in strategic initiatives with sustainable financial and developmental influence.
They added that the initiatives may also assist data switch, capability constructing, and long-term mutual advantages.




