The first solar power plant has been put into operation in Turkey’s Black Sea region. The only solar energy system of the region is expected to produce 4 million kilowatt hours of energy per year. The solar system which was installed in Alucra the town of Giresun has cost 15 million Turkish liras. It involves a total of 8,000 panels on a 30 acre site.
The first solar power plant put into operation in Turkey’s Black Sea region
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Pink oleander trees have transformed the mountain slopes of Kozan’s Memili Neighborhood in Adana, Türkiye, into a colorful spectacle. Despite being known as the “flower of death” due to their toxicity, the blooming trees are attracting photographers and nature lovers.
Local visitor Filiz Sakin said, “Although it’s called poisonous, oleander is also used in medicine. The late bloom this year was worth the wait.” The striking scenery was also captured with aerial drone footage.
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