Introduction to Dikili TDİOSB
The Dikili Technology Development Industrial Zone of Specialization (TDİOSB) represents a cutting-edge agricultural development hub tailored to boost Turkey's agricultural industry through state-of-the-art facilities and sustainable practices. This initiative aims to catalyze significant advancements in agricultural production by embracing modern greenhouse technologies and integrated energy systems.
At the heart of Dikili TDİOSB are its soilless, modern, and technological greenhouses designed for optimal resource use and increased crop yields. These greenhouses utilize advanced hydroponic systems that allow precise control over nutrients, enhancing both plant growth and agricultural output while minimizing environmental impact.
Dikili TDİOSB leverages the region's abundant geothermal potential alongside solar and wind energy to create a sustainable energy model for greenhouse heating and cooling. This innovative use of hybrid renewable energy sources not only reduces the carbon footprint but also ensures year-round optimal growing conditions.
The hybrid energy systems in Dikili TDİOSB combine geothermal, solar, and wind energy to provide a reliable and consistent energy supply. This approach maximizes energy efficiency, reduces operational costs, and supports the zone's vision of becoming a self-sufficient, sustainable agricultural center.
Embracing Agriculture 4.0 technologies, Dikili TDİOSB implements good agricultural practices that prioritize sustainability and traceability. These practices include automated environmental monitoring and data-driven farming techniques that ensure high-quality vegetable and fruit production.
The integration of advanced technologies significantly boosts both the quality and quantity of produce. By utilizing precise irrigation and nutrient delivery systems, Dikili TDİOSB not only conserves resources but also ensures that crops grown are of the highest quality, ready for both domestic and international markets.
With an annual production target of 80,000 tons of high-quality fresh vegetables and fruits, Dikili TDİOSB aims to strengthen both local and international market presence, enhancing export volumes and creating substantial employment opportunities for over 3,500 people.
Dikili TDİOSB is poised to become a benchmark in sustainable agricultural production, contributing significantly to Turkey's agricultural sector. By adopting innovative technologies and sustainable practices, it sets a new standard for agricultural hubs worldwide.
Dikili TDİOSB stands for Dikili Technology Development Industrial Zone of Specialization, focusing on modern agricultural technologies.
How does the Hybrid energy system work in Dikili Agriculture Based Specialized Greenhouse Organized Industrial Zone?
It integrates geothermal, solar, and wind energy to provide a sustainable energy supply for greenhouse operations.
The main products include a variety of high-quality fresh vegetables and fruits.
Through the use of renewable energy sources and water-saving hydroponic systems, it reduces environmental impact.
Yes, its innovative approach to agriculture and sustainability makes it an ideal model for replication in other regions.
It is aimed to complete all infrastructure works, geothermal energy supply and cold water supply works by the end of 2025.
As a result of the protocol we made with the Republic of Turkey İzmir Governorship Investment Monitoring and Coordination Directorate (YİKOB) within the scope of geothermal resource search, 6 existing wells and 3 geothermal resource exploration licenses belonging to YİKOB with a total size of 1,636.9 ha were given to the use of Dikili TDİOSB. In addition, Dikili TDİOSB has 8 licenses with an area of 14.598 ha. The total size of all licenses reached 16,234.9 ha.
At this stage, EIA processes have been completed at 17 points for geothermal drilling and decisions have been taken that EIA is not required.
In addition to the geothermal source, a solar power plant has been planned within the TDİOSB area to obtain thermal heat and heat greenhouses, wind energy to meet our domestic consumption electricity needs, and a biogas facility area to utilize the vegetable and other wastes of our investors. Additionally, efforts are continuing to bring natural gas to our TDİOSB area as backup energy. Research on renewable energy resources is supported by the World Bank, International Development Agencies, EU Investment Bank and EU Funds.
Apart from the infrastructure, additional cost payments may arise for the production of heat centers, geothermal wells, solar energy and wind turbines, regional directorate administrative buildings and superstructures, depending on the feasibility studies.
The completion of the infrastructure and delivery of the parcels by procuring the necessary budget is 2025. Starting from 2025, it is necessary to apply for a license within one year and invest in a greenhouse / agricultural industrial facility within the next two years.
Investors who are entitled to buy a parcel with an allocation agreement and receive the title deed cannot sell or rent it to others before establishing their facility and starting production. However, if someone gives up the investment during the process, he can return his parcel to Dikili TDİOSB in return for the revaluation rate of the money he has given up to that point.
The greenhouse parcel m² price has been determined as 2,250.00 TL for 2024, and the industrial parcel m² price has been determined as 3,000.00 TL for 2024.
Our investors can produce all types of fresh vegetables and fruits suitable for their field of specialization.
Yes it is included.
The approximate cost figure was reported as 2,250.00 TL per m2 for greenhouse parcels and 3,000.00 TL per m2 for industrial parcels. Are these prices accurate?
This price is the temporary sales price. The final sales price is determined once all infrastructure works are completed and put into operation. The costs communicated to you were determined by the pre-feasibility study. At this stage, infrastructure application projects are being prepared and tender-based survey and quantity surveys are being carried out. The exact figures will emerge after the infrastructure tenders.
Land share, general administrative procedures, infrastructure manufacturing and foreseen parts of geothermal research are included. Heat center, geothermal wells, solar energy panels and wind turbines, regional directorate administrative building, laboratories and other superstructures are not included. According to OIZ Implementation Regulation, parcel square meter unit cost; In OIZs whose infrastructure has been completed and put into operation, each new, additional investment expense and current expense is updated with the revaluation rate determined in accordance with the tax procedure law, for the period from the date on which each new, additional investment expense and current expense is reflected in the accounting records, to the date when the land sales price is finalized, taking into account the expenditure date of each expense item. It is calculated by dividing the total amount obtained by the total greenhouse and industrial area.
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