The TUI Group, Travel and Tourism company, has launched three of six planned solar power plants, contributing to its sustainability strategy. These photovoltaic systems, with a combined capacity of 15 MW, will supply energy to eight hotels in Türkiye throughout the year. One system, with a 6.8 MWp capacity, powers four TUI hotels. Additionally, TUI is progressing towards CO2 neutrality for its hotels and resorts, with a quarter already using renewable energy. TUI is also expanding green electricity use in its travel agencies and offices across multiple countries.
TUI’s solar plants power eight hotels in Türkiye
TUI activates three solar plants in Türkiye, advancing its sustainability goals. (Photo Credit: TUI)
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