panels, for example to power irrigation pumps, and can sell some electricity. Agrivoltaics has been suggested as suitable for wheat, maize and some other shade-loving vegetables. Hybrid solar and biogas has been suggested, for example on dairy farms. Rainwater harvesting has been suggested. Alternatives to photovoltaics Mehmet Bulut of the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources suggested in 2021 that concentrated solar power (CSP) could be co-located with photovoltaics in the south-east. CSP systems generate electricity by using lenses or mirrors to reflect the sun's rays onto a central receiver, which converts the light into heat, which in turn is converted to electricity. Turkey's first solar power tower, the Greenway CSP Mersin Solar Tower Plant in Mersin, was constructed in 2013 and has an installed power of 5 MW. A solar updraft tower has been suggested for Antalya Province. See also Renewable energy in Turkey Wind power in Turkey Geothermal power in Turkey Biofuel in Turkey Hydroelectricity in Turkey Further reading References External links Turkish Solar Energy Industry Association Turkish section of the International Solar Energy Society Turkish Society of HVAC and Sanitary Engineers (TTMD)