Electricity Generation
We strive to make clean energy accessible to all by generating sustainable energy from renewable sources, such as water, wind and solar.
WPP
247 MW
of installed capacity
HEPP
633 MW
of installed capacity
SPP
43 MW
of installed capacity
Doğan Holding generates approximately 1.9 TWh of electricity annually by fully utilizing our domestic and national resources through its hydro, wind and solar power plants, which are renewable, green and clean energy sources, and makes a significant contribution to the Turkish economy in reducing our country's current account deficit in the field of energy.
While all Doğan Holding's power plants are investments that assure maximum value to the environment and social impact, the Group gives utmost priority in investing new energy projects that will take these values as a basis and contribute to carbon emission reduction. All power plants in Doğan Holding's portfolio are Gold Standard (GS4GG) and VCS-VERRA certified. Considering the locations of the WPPs, many projects in the fields of forestry and biodiversity are continously developed and cooperation with local institutions and NGOs are made.
In the regions where generation activities are carried out, activities in the fields of education and social approval are also carried out. In Bursa, Mut, Bandırma, Çorum and Erzurum regions where our power plants are located, we provide scholarship support to university students and contribute to their education. In addition, steps are being taken to meet many important needs of primary schools in the region.
Galata Wind
Galata Wind generates 100% renewable energy from wind and solar.
It works for a sustainable future with its Gold Standard and VCS certified solar and wind power plants with a total installed capacity of 290 MW across Turkey. In 2021, Galata Wind realized Turkey's first green IPO and started trading on Borsa Istanbul. Galata Wind is committed to investing only in renewable energy.
Şah WPP
- Bandırma, Balikesir
- 105 MW of installed capacity, average annual output of 330 million kWh
- 35 Vestas V90 3 MW turbines
- Out of YEKDEM at the end of 2021
Çorum SPP
- Headquarters in Çorum
- 9.4 MW installed power, annual average generation of 14 million kWh
- Unlicensed project, within the scope of YEKDEM
Taşpınar WPP + Hybrid PV
- Nilüfer, Bursa
- 79 MW installed power
- Annual average generation 225 million kWh
- Commissioned at the end of 2020
- 13 MW capacity increase in 2023 with additional 2 turbines
- 14 Nordex N149 4.8 MW + 2 Nordex N149 5.9 MW turbines.
- Within the scope of YEKDEM with additional local content contribution of 2.1 $cent.
- Construction of 42.5 MW Hybrid PV started in 2023 of which 9.4 MW is operational by 2023 year end.
Mersin WPP
- Mut, Mersin
- One of Turkey's most efficient WPPs
- 21 MW capacity increase was commissioned in 2017
- 62.7 MW installed power, annual average generation of 220 million kWh
- 14 Vestas V90 3 MW + 6 Vestas V112 3.45 MW turbines
- Out of YEKDEM at the end of 2020
Erzurum SPP
- Aziziye-Karayazı-Hınıs, Erzurum
- 24.7 MW installed power, annual average generation of 40 millionkWh
- Unlicensed project, within the scope of YEKDEM
Sunflower Solar
Sunflower Solar, a wholly owned subsidiary of Galata Wind, carries out various project development and installation activities in the electricity sector related to more niche and innovative areas, such as distributed energy supply, rooftop installations SPP, storage and battery technologies, charging stations for electric vehicles. The company has already developed about 10 MW projects and installed 650 kW turnkey projects out of them.
Boyabat
Located on the Kızılırmak River, Boyabat Dam and HEPP, which is a JV of Doğan Holding, Unit Elektrik and Doğuş Holding, has an installed capacity of 513 MW. The dam and HEPP, which were commissioned in 2012, have an annual electricity generation capacity of approximately 1 billion kWh.
Aslancık
Located on on the Harşit River in Giresun, Aslancık Dam and HEPP, which is a with an installed capacity of 120 MW, Awhich is a JV of Doğan Holding, Anadolu Group and Doğuş Holding. The dam and HEPP, which were commissioned in 2014, have an annual electricity generation capacity of approximately 350 million kWh.
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