Eight financial institutions back two Acwa solar plants in Turkey totaling 2 GW

FinanceInternationalInspenetNov 13, 2026, 3:51 PMAI summary

Eight international financial institutions signed a support letter to finance two Acwa photovoltaic plants in Turkey totaling 2 GW, announced on November 11, 2026, at COP31 in Antalya before the energy ministers of Saudi Arabia and Turkey. The signatories are the Asian Development Bank, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, DEG, the EBRD, the IFC, the Islamic Development Bank, Société Générale and Standard Chartered. Acwa estimates a combined cost of close to 1.6 billion euros.

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Eight financial institutions signed a support letter for two Acwa solar plants of 1 GW each: Sivas and Taşeli
Acwa estimates the two plants will cost close to 1.6 billion euros combined
The agreed tariff for Sivas is 1.995 euro cents per kWh, the lowest contracted so far in Turkey, and 2.3415 cents for Taşeli

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Eight financial institutions back two Acwa solar plants in Turkey totaling 2 GW

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