Ipekyolu Enerji

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Ipekyolu Enerji is a Turkish company which has proposed the construction of the 615 megawatt coal-fired Sedef Energy Power Plant near Yumurtalik in Adana province, Turkey.

Proposed coal power station

In May 2012 Ipekyolu Enerji applied for a licence to the Turkish regulator, EMRA (EPDK in Turkish) to generate electricity for the grid.

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Coal Type: hard coal
Coal Source: imported
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