ProductionCW Energy and Marsala Signed a 3.8 Million Dollar SPP Contract

CW Enerji continues to sign new business agreements. A contract was signed between the company and Marsala Dokuma Boya Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. in the amount of USD 3,830,000 excluding VAT, including the land cost, in order to install a land-type solar power plant. According to the PDP notification made on July 1, 2024, the project is planned to be completed in the first quarter of 2025.

CW Enerji continues to sign new business agreements. According to the PDP notification made on July 1, 2024, a contract was signed between the company and Marsala Dokuma Boya Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. for the installation of a land-type solar power plant in the amount of USD 3,830,000 excluding VAT, including the land cost.

Making statements on the subject, CW Energy CEO Volkan Yılmaz expressed his satisfaction for signing another new agreement. Yılmaz stated that they have made beautiful agreements with many companies operating in different sectors so far and said, “We make an important contribution to our sector with each agreement. Finally, we have signed another good contract. In this context, a contract was signed between our company and Marsala Dokuma Boya Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. for the installation of a land-type solar power plant in the amount of 3,830,000 USD excluding VAT, including the land cost.”

Yılmaz stated that they are happy and proud to realize another new project and noted that the project is planned to be completed in the first quarter of 2025.

WHEREVER THE SUN SHINES

Stating that they continue to work for a more livable environment, Yılmaz noted that they aim to both contribute to environmental sustainability and reduce the energy costs of companies with each project they implement.

Yılmaz stated that as CW Energy, they will continue to contribute to a more sustainable world by signing good projects on behalf of the sector and said, “We are working with all our strength and constantly improving ourselves in order to expand the use of solar energy and contribute to a more livable environment. We will continue our efforts to respond to customer expectations in the most effective and fastest way as we have done so far. With our vision of ‘Wherever There is Sun’, we will continue to produce value-added products and provide gains for the sector.”

WE NEED TO TURN TO SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOURCES

Mehmet Çetin Özel, Chairman of the Board of Marsala Dokuma Boya, said that he was happy to sign a good contract with CW Energy. Stating that as a company, they aim to contribute to a sustainable world, Özel said, “With our solar power plant, we will take one more step towards the goal of leaving a more livable nature to future generations. Obtaining energy from clean and renewable sources is of great importance for the future of the world we live in. In order to meet the energy needs of future generations and minimize the damage to the environment, we need to turn to sustainable energy sources. With this awareness, we are proud to realize our solar power plant within the scope of our goal of leaving a livable nature to future generations.”

Özel expanded his work on sustainability with the following words: “As Marsala, we carry out studies that attach importance to almost all areas of sustainability. We are increasing our investments in the use of recycled raw materials and zero waste efforts day by day. These efforts are part of our environmentally friendly production approach. We are happy to make another qualified contribution to our world-class and environmentally friendly production approach by investing in solar energy. With this investment, we aim to reduce our carbon footprint in addition to meeting our energy needs. Our commitment to a sustainable future enables us to move towards a more environmentally friendly and responsible production process at every step. With this awareness, we act in line with the needs of both today and the future. With the realization of our solar power plant, we will take an important step towards a greener world by encouraging the use of clean energy.”