The solar PV modules will be used in several unlicensed ground mounted projects across Turkey. The first projects will be constructed in the Antalya region.

"We chose to cooperate with CSUN in Turkey, based on my long-term experience with their products in services in Greece and Bulgaria, where we installed more than six megawatts of their modules in our projects," said Mr Hüseyin Köse, one of the owners of PV-Systems and a longtime partner of CSUN in various company set-ups. “The quality of the products provided by CSUN has proven to be outstanding, and we are very satisfied with their services."

Stephen Cai, CSUN’s CEO, congratulated PV-Systems on its entry into the Turkish market, adding that the framework agreement will ensure module availability for CSUN's expansion plans in Turkey. "This is the largest single contract for product supply to Turkish projects," he stated. "The framework contract signed [earlier this month] is a major milestone for CSUN and confirms our strategy to invest into production facilities in Turkey, which we consider a major hub for the booming Turkish, developing Middle East and established European markets.”