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WIND ENERGY

By transforming the power of nature into eco-friendly energy through our wind power plants, we contribute to Turkey's renewable energy goals. Through our renewable energy investments, we prioritize utilizing our country's energy potential in the most efficient way. With our Wind Power Plants (WPP) reaching a total installed capacity of 129 MW, we are committed to increasing the share of renewables within our energy portfolio.

With our renewable energy investments, we prioritize maximizing the efficient use of our country’s energy potential.

Installed Capacity

129MW

Number of Operating Plants

4

Hamsi Wind Power Plant

Located within the districts of Gerze and Boyabat in Sinop, the Hamsi Wind Power Plant (WPP), with an installed capacity of 35 MW, contributes to the region’s renewable energy targets. Commissioned in 2021, the plant has the capacity to meet the electricity needs of approximately 31,000 households. The use of modern technology and high-capacity turbines at the plant enhances energy efficiency and provides an environmentally friendly energy solution.

Çerkeş Wind Power Plant

The Çerkeş Wind Power Plant (WPP), located in Çerkeş in Çankırı and Kızılcahamam in Ankara, continues to generate electricity from wind energy with an installed capacity of 50 MW. Commissioned in 2021, the WPP has a production capacity sufficient to meet the electricity needs of approximately 45,000 households.

Fener Wind Power Plant

Located in Çattepe Village, Çakıllı Yay Mevkii, within the Gerze and Boyabat districts of Sinop, the Fener Wind Power Plant (WPP) has an installed capacity of 4.2 MW. Commissioned in 2011, our plant has the capacity to meet the electricity needs of approximately 4,000 households.

Karamürsel Wind Power Plant

The Karamürsel Wind Power Plant (WPP), located within the districts of Karamürsel and Gölcük in Kocaeli and İznik in Bursa, continues its energy generation activities with an installed capacity of 30 MW. Commissioned in 2021, our plant has the capacity to meet the electricity needs of approximately 35,000 households.