Aksa Enerji to Add 35 MW at Its Northern Cyprus Plant
A supplementary protocol provides for a capacity increase at the Kalecik plant, taking Aksa Enerji’s installed capacity in Northern Cyprus to 223 MW.
Key takeaways
- The Kalecik plant is set for a 35 MW capacity increase under an effective supplementary protocol.
- Aksa Enerji’s installed capacity in Northern Cyprus will reach 223 MW after the increase.
Aksa Enerji will increase the capacity of its Kalecik power plant in Northern Cyprus by 35 megawatts, according to a company disclosure published by KAP. Once the increase is made, the company’s installed capacity in Northern Cyprus will reach 223 MW.
The work is provided for under a supplementary protocol that has entered into force. Aksa Enerji and KIB-TEK signed a 15-year, US dollar-based lease and operating agreement for the plant in July 2023.
The increase adds generating capacity at the plant; the disclosure does not state a completion date, project cost or expected financial impact.
This article was produced with the help of AI technology. Source: Yahoo Finance
