SolarAPEX, which has successfully implemented turnkey solar energy installation projects across Turkey, has signed a joint venture agreement with COVEC (China Overseas Engineering Group Co., Ltd), a Chinese construction giant that undertakes large-scale construction projects abroad, particularly in the field of renewable energy.

The signing ceremony was attended by Fatih Doğan, Chairman of the Board of SolarAPEX, Hüseyin Okandan, CEO, Oğuzhan Kılıç, General Manager, Lingbo Zeng, General Manager of COVEC for Central and Western Asia, and Yamin Bu, Deputy General Manager of Central and Western Asia.

The agreement aims to strengthen the cooperation between SolarAPEX and COVEC, increase trade between Turkey and China, and lead the realization of projects by contributing to their financing and engineering aspects. Speaking at the signing ceremony, Hüseyin Okandan, CEO of SolarAPEX, stated, “Today, we have come together to witness the beginning of a process where representatives of two countries, striving for their ideals, will bring successful projects to life. With the signing of this protocol, the cooperation between SolarAPEX and COVEC, as well as the commercial activities between Turkey and China, will be further increased. We will lead the realization of many projects planned by entrepreneurs, contributing to both their financing and engineering aspects.”

Hüseyin Okandan, who has led many successful projects in the energy sector under SolarAPEX for many years, added, “We are honored to express the pride we feel for being behind these projects that contribute to our country. After this process, we will continue our journey with even more confidence and strong partnerships by offering solutions to the issues faced by many companies planning to implement their investments, and eliminating the challenges they face in energy supply.”

“We will contribute to our country with green and environmentally friendly projects”

Fatih Doğan, Chairman of the Board of SolarAPEX, stated, “Due to the high financing costs, many projects are delayed or face financial burdens. We will contribute to our industrialists and companies with high energy consumption by reducing these burdens and offering more reasonable solutions. With high-quality services and low-cost financing, we aim to bring many projects to life, including storage-based solar power plants, hybrid projects, projects under the 5.1.H scope, and YEKA solar projects, which will contribute to our country, nature, and investors with green and environmentally friendly projects.”

The signing ceremony was also attended by senior executives from many leading companies in Turkey that have investments in green energy or plan to invest in the future.