PV Hardware (PVH) is proud to announce its selection as the supplier of solar tracking systems for the groundbreaking Kalyon PV solar project in Viranşehir, Türkiye. This landmark collaboration between GE Vernova and Kalyon PV will feature PVH’s latest AxoneDuo Infinity tracker innovations, renowned as the fastest stowing trackers in the world.

Dominance in the Turkish Market

PVH has secured an impressive 95% market share in Türkiye, a testament to its dominance and the superiority of its tracker solutions. This commanding market position reflects PVH’s commitment to efficiency, reliability, and advanced technology, making its trackers the preferred choice in the region. Ali Murat Soydan, Managing Director of Inojen, emphasized the importance of local support:

“PVH receives strong support through ‘Inojen,’ the local manufacturing partner, providing an edge over other suppliers. This ensures best-in-class service during the construction and operation of the plant, offering services like local content, domestic manufacturing, and lucrative lead times.”

A Landmark Project for Renewable Energy

The Viranşehir solar power station is set to provide renewable electricity to Kalyon Enerji’s 157 MW solar photovoltaic (PV) factory. PVH’s innovative solar trackers will be crucial in optimizing the efficiency and output of the solar power station, ensuring maximum energy production.

Alvaro Casado Portuondo, Chief Revenue Officer of PVH Middle East, expressed his excitement:

“PVH is thrilled to contribute to Kalyon PV’s visionary project in Viranşehir. Our advanced AxoneDuo Infinity tracking systems are designed to provide the highest efficiency at lower costs with pre-assembled delivery and reliability of solar power installations. We are committed to supporting Türkiye’s ambitious renewable energy goals.”

Financial Backing and Ambitious Goals

The collaboration also benefits from comprehensive financing provided by GE Vernova, including support from export credit agencies. This robust financing package ensures competitive options to facilitate and scale up the adoption of renewable energy technologies. Megi Gabriyel, Region Leader of Solar & Storage Solutions for the Middle East, Africa, and Türkiye at GE Vernova, highlighted the significance of this support:

“GE Vernova offers comprehensive financing for this project, which includes support from export credit agencies. This helps provide competitive financing options to facilitate and scale up the adoption of renewable energy technologies in the energy sector.”

Türkiye’s Renewable Energy Expansion

Driven by increasing electricity demand and a strong commitment to reducing carbon emissions, Türkiye is rapidly expanding its renewable energy capacity. The country aims to commission 10 GW of solar capacity between 2017 and 2027, with projections suggesting a substantial increase to 52.9 GW by 2035.

The Kalyon PV project in Viranşehir represents a significant step toward achieving these ambitious goals, and PVH is at the forefront of this renewable energy revolution. By delivering cutting-edge technology and unmatched service, PVH is helping to shape a sustainable future for Türkiye and beyond.