Istanbul Airport will become first airport powered by solar energy

RE Energy ｜ Energy, Transport & Building ｜ Global April 15, 2024

Istanbul Airport, among the busiest transportation hubs globally, is set to become the world's first airport to meet its entire electricity demand through solar energy. This will be achieved via a solar plant to be constructed in Eskisehir, central Turkey.

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