Turkey receives $1 billion loan from World Bank for renewable energy business

Jun 28, 2024

According to TaiyangNews, the World Bank has agreed to provide Turkey with a $1 billion loan to help the country expand the use of renewable energy, especially distributed solar energy and battery storage.




It is reported that the $1 billion fund includes a loan of approximately 600 million euros (US$657 million) from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, US$30 million from the Clean Technology Fund (CTF), and a US$3 million grant from the World Bank's Energy Sector Management Assistance Program. It is also expected to mobilize $259 million in private capital.

According to the agreement signed with the World Bank, the program will be implemented by Turkey's state-owned Development and Investment Bank of Turkey and the private Industrial Development Bank of Turkey. The two local banks will pay the funds approved in the results-based financing program. Private developers who develop rooftop and ground solar projects for commercial and industrial (C&I) customers will be able to obtain these funds directly from the two banks mentioned above.
In addition, the proceeds will also be provided to other local commercial banks or leasing companies to provide similar loans to solar developers.

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