Arcelikis making an important investment in the field of renewable energy. According to the statement, the company is starting solar panel production. High quality solar panels will be produced with the support of artificial intelligence in the facility, which was established on an area of 11 thousand square meters in Beylikdüzü, Istanbul.
An end-to-end solution will be offered to customers with the assurance of Arçelik Corporate Solutions and a widespread product and service network in Turkey. Arçelik’s 550-watt solar panels have a 12-year product warranty and a 25-year minimum 83 percent linear performance guarantee. Arçelik started test production Beylikduzu It installs the first products from its facility in container cities in the earthquake zone. The company aims to support some of the electricity needs by installing solar panels on the roofs of container cities established with the support of Koç Group companies. Aiming to reach net zero emissions in all of its operations by 2050, Arçelik will increase its installed capacity in renewable energy to 50 MW by 2030 with new investments.
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Explanation about Arçelik solar panels
Koç Holding Durable Goods Group President Fatih Kemal Ebiçlioglu“Approximately 10 million euros The production capacity of the solar panel facility, which we have implemented with an investment, will exceed 1 million units per year in the second half of the year. I believe that Arçelik’s step into the field of renewable energy is a very important and strategic development for our country as well. Arçelik, which has become the leader of the sector in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for the fourth time in a row, will accelerate the renewable energy transformation in our country by leading the studies in this field with its solar panel production. The use of renewable energy from an unlimited and clean source such as the sun not only reduces energy costs, but also helps to reduce carbon emissions. Arçelik’s start of domestic production in this field will also support the increase in the use of renewable energy in our country and the reduction of foreign dependency in energy.”