Arctech has entered a strategic partnership with Alpon Energy in Istanbul, Turkey. The collaboration leverages Alpon’s 8-year expertise, focusing on project management, logistical support, exploring local opportunities, and providing technical services such as installation supervision and commissioning assistance. Turkey, recognized as a leading market in the Middle East, has shown remarkable growth in the PV industry, aiming for 59.9 GW of installed PV capacity by 2035, according to InfoLink’s research report.
Arctech expands solar presence in Turkey with Alpon Energy partnership
Arctech Alpon’s partnership expands its presence in Turkey, building on previous collaborations with Europower and supplying the SkyLine solar tracking system for Turkish projects. Image Credit Arctech.
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