Villa Solar Installation: A 2026 Pricing Guide

Over the last 3 years, electricity prices in Turkey have risen 409% according to EPDK data — an average annual increase of 59.2%. That trend is the single biggest driver pushing villa owners toward solar. But the question of "how much panel capacity do I actually need, and what will it cost" often stays vague. In this article, we compare three villa packages using TFTC Solar's current, verified pricing.

The entry-level package is a rooftop-only installation with no battery: 11 Sirius 630W Glass-Glass TOPCon panels paired with a SiriuStorage 10K Hybrid Inverter. This system routes daytime production straight to consumption and sells the surplus back to the grid (net metering). Current price: ₺181,600.

The battery-equipped option adds a single SiriuStorage 5 kWh LFP battery module to the same panel array. This lets you use daytime-stored energy in the evening and kicks in automatically during grid outages — a meaningful boost to self-consumption for households with high evening usage. Price: ₺242,060.

For villas with higher consumption, a larger tier steps the panel count up to 21 units while keeping the same 5 kWh battery: 10 kWp installed capacity for ₺314,900. All three packages include installation, commissioning, and a 25-year performance warranty.

The upfront number can feel steep, but TFTC Solar offers installment plans up to 12 months, and its own calculator (just enter your address) generates a free, satellite-based 3D roof analysis and a feasibility report based on your real EPDK tariff in 20 seconds — so "what size system fits my roof" is answered with a real calculation, not a guess.