Solar project development is an engineering study that clarifies a site's technical suitability, capacity options and layout scenarios before an investment decision is made. This service suits residential, commercial and industrial-scale sites planning a new investment that want to reduce technical uncertainty before a project begins. The core technical decision is which system design is workable, based on consumption data, site conditions, connection infrastructure and the targeted investment model.
This assessment weighs roof structural capacity, topography, shading, equipment layout and application readiness together. Once the technical backbone is clear, implementation and the official process steps can be planned with far more control.
The output of this study is a capacity scenario, a workable layout, and the technical file backbone needed to support the investment decision and the application.
This section was prepared to directly answer the service description, eligibility conditions and key technical decision points.
This study covers site suitability, capacity scenario, layout decision and the technical groundwork behind the application together. The goal is to clarify which design is technically workable before an investment decision is made.
This study should begin before any equipment or installation decision is made. When consumption data, site constraints and investment goals are clarified early, every step that follows proceeds with far more control.
No — project development owns the investment and feasibility decision, while the TEDAŞ process focuses on official approval and acceptance. The two steps are linked but are not the same work.
At the end of the process you have a workable capacity scenario, site layout and technical decision backbone. This output becomes the foundation for a smoother implementation and official application process.