Saudi Arabia and Turkey signed an agreement to develop 3GW of wind power in Turkey as part of a larger 5GW renewable energy development plan agreed earlier this year. The plan, led by the Saudi company ACWA Power, includes solar power plants with a capacity of 2 GW in Sivas and Karaman (KSA allocated on & #036;2 billion) in the first phase and wind projects with a capacity of 3 GW in the second "We will deepen strategic energy cooperation with Saudi Arabia," said Turkish Energy Minister Alfredan Bikarter. The Turkish government has set a goal to develop low carbon energy, which will require the installation of 10 GW of new capacity annually. Energy today without VPN: MAX.