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TurkPower Corporation Announces Significant New Coal Power Plant Mandate

ImageNew York, NY- TurkPower Corporation (OTCBB: TRKP) (the "Company") announced that is has signed a consulting and sell mandate with the owner of a lignite fired thermal power plant project, to consult in the development, construction and financing of its 500MW capacity lignite thermal power plant ("TPP") project in Konya, Turkey. The TPP project comes including a lignite mine which is dedicated exclusively as the fuel source for the project. The economical lignite reserves are calculated to be 152,000,000 million metric tons and can supply the TPP for up to 42 years; life cycle of the TPP is 30 years. The mine shows an average lignite thickness of 12 meters and the licensed mining area is 1,852 acres and the license is valid for 42 years. Site exploration studies for a bankable mining plan were conducted by North American Coal Corporation. Total investment necessary to fund the project is approximately $1.26 billion, of which 30% is to be in the form of equity.
  • Published in Turkey

French firm acquires Turkey's Multinet for $90 million

ImageGroupe Cheque Dejeuner has said it purchased Turkish meal ticket provider Multinet from businessman Hayyam Garipoğlu. The transaction, announced at a press conference in Istanbul, is worth $90 million. Cheque Dejeuner ranks among the top three meal card providers in the world, alongside Sodexho and Edenred. Multinet, which was seized by the Savings Deposit and Insurance Fund, or SDIF, in July last year, was handed back to original owner Garipoğlu in accordance with a protocol dated April 9 of this year, the Daily News has learned.
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Sabanci Goes for Energy

Guler Sabanci, chairperson of Sabanci Holding, one of Turkey’s largest conglomerates, is betting on energy. The bulk of the diversified group’s $1.5bn investments this year will be in electricity as the company tries to take advantage of “the serious transformation of Turkey’s energy sector,” Sabanci explains in an interview in FT’s special report on Turkey published on December 7th, 2010. The conglomerate, which now has half of its consolidated revenues in financial services, aims to seize a 10 per cent share of the fast-growing power market by 2015 through the jointly-owned generator and distributor Enerjisa. 
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AES Corp, Koc form JV to Develop Power Projects in Turkey

ImageUS power producer AES Corporation has entered into an agreement with Koc Holding to form a joint venture to develop and operate power generation projects in Turkey. Under the deal, AES will buy almost 50% interest in Turkish utility Entek Elektrik Uretimi from Koc unit Aygaz.
  • Published in Turkey
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