Uluğ Enerji serves more than three million electricity customers across Bursa, Balıkesir, Çanakkale and Yalova. The transaction is described as the first equity participation by development finance institutions in a Turkish electricity distribution company. For the solar sector, stronger distribution grids are essential because renewable growth increasingly depends on network capacity, digitalisation and climate-resilient grid investment rather than generation assets alone.
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