Description

The Cirakdami Hydroelectric Power Plant project harnesses the power of water resources to produce renewable electricity for Turkey's National Power Grid. The project is located in Dereli Town, Giresun Province, Turkey, and the total installed capacity is 49.1 MW. The project's crediting period is 10 years, renewable twice, starting from 28/06/2012. Key Highlights: - The Cirakdami Hydroelectric Power Plant project generates renewable electricity, reducing Turkey's reliance on non-renewable energy sources. - The project's location at Dereli Town, Giresun Province, Turkey, is an ideal site for harnessing hydroelectric power. - The project's total installed capacity of 49.1 MW makes it a significant contributor to Turkey's National Power Grid. - The project's crediting period of 10 years, renewable twice, ensures long-term reductions in GHG emissions. - The Cirakdami Hydroelectric Power Plant project is estimated to reduce GHG emissions by an average of 88,510 tCO2e per year and 885,100 tCO2e over the ten-year crediting period. The Cirakdami Hydroelectric Power Plant project is vital in reducing Turkey's carbon footprint and promoting sustainable energy practices. By utilizing water resources to produce renewable electricity, the project helps to reduce Turkey's reliance on non-renewable energy sources. The project's location in Dereli Town, Giresun Province, Turkey, is a testament to the potential of hydroelectric power in the region. The project's significant installed capacity of 49.1 MW ensures that it is a major contributor to Turkey's National Power Grid. The project's crediting period of 10 years, renewable twice, ensures that GHG emissions reductions are sustained over the long-term. Overall, the Cirakdami Hydroelectric Power Plant project is a crucial step towards a more sustainable future for Turkey.