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Sabanci Renewables’ Lucky 7 and Pepper Solar Projects Enter Construction

26 August 2026

Sabanci Renewables’ Lucky 7 and Pepper Solar Projects have officially moved from development into construction, marking an important milestone in the company’s continued growth in the U.S. renewable energy market.

Located in Hopkins County and McLennan County, Texas, respectively, the two projects have a combined capacity of 286 MWdc. Backed by a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Meta and being delivered in partnership with EPC provider CoVolt Power, the projects are expected to support more than 600 jobs throughout their development and construction.

Sabanci Renewables’ Lucky 7 and Pepper Solar Projects Enter Construction

As part of the transition from development to execution, Strategic Investments & Operations President at Sabanci Holding and CEO of Sabanci Renewables, Tolga Kaan Doğancıoğlu, and Chief Growth Officer at Sabanci Climate Technologies, Murat Arcan, visited the project sites together with the teams to review progress and align on the work ahead.

The Lucky 7 and Pepper projects will contribute to meeting Texas’s growing demand for clean power while supporting the state’s energy transition. With these investments, Sabanci Renewables continues to advance its U.S. growth strategy and expand its renewable energy portfolio.

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