Description

Located in Turkey's Middle Black Sea Region, Tepekisla HEPP is a hydroelectric power plant that generates 69.627 MWe of electricity. The power plant is constructed on the Kelkit river, which is the longest tributary of the Yesilirmak river basin. Key Highlights: - The Tepekisla HEPP is a green field project, meaning it was built on an undeveloped site which reduces environmental impact. - Hydroelectric power is a renewable energy source that generates electricity without releasing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. - The plant generates enough electricity to power thousands of homes and businesses in the surrounding area. The Tepekisla HEPP project is important because it provides a source of renewable energy in Turkey's Middle Black Sea Region. By harnessing the power of the Kelkit river, the power plant generates electricity without contributing to the harmful emissions that come from traditional power plants. Additionally, the project creates jobs and stimulates the local economy.