Limak Enerji

Limak Energy, which is the reflection of Limak Holding's experience from 1976 to the present, on the energy sector, carries out its activities in electricity generation, distribution, retail and wholesale sales, import and export.

Limak Energy, which plays an active role in energy trade as well as its energy production, increases its efficiency in the energy market. Limak Energy, which is currently at the level of 3,000 MW with its hydroelectric, natural gas and coal power plants, enlarges its portfolio every year; In order to ensure the medium- and long-term energy supply security of our country, it makes energy production investments based on resource diversity and is moving towards its 5,000 MW installed power target within the framework of its long-term business plans. In this framework, there are HEPP investments with large production capacity in the field of renewable energy, which is of great importance in ensuring supply security.

With the Alkumru, Uzunçayır, Kargı, Seyrantepe, Pembelik, Tatar, Çal and Kirazlık hydroelectric power plants in operation and the Çetin and GürsöÄŸüt hydroelectric power plants under construction, the total HEPP installed power of the group under operation and construction is approximately 1420 MW, the total annual electricity generation capacity of Limak Energy. and approximately 4.3 billion kWh.

In 2017, Kargı Dam with a power of approximately 100 MW started production, Çetin HEPP with an installed power of 528 MW, which is under construction, was taken over and construction started at GürsöÄŸüt HEPP with a power of 58 MW. Limak Energy renewable energy portfolio; It will increase to 1,455 MW when the first solar power plant of the group, Isparta Gonen, which was commissioned last year and is the first solar power plant of the group, with a capacity of 5.7 MWp, Konya Apa Solar Power Plant with a capacity of 15.7 MWp under construction and Buharkent Geothermal Power Plant with a power of 14.1 MW are included. In the field of thermal energy generation, the renewal investment, which was put into operation at the Hamitabat Natural Gas Cycle Power Plant with an installed capacity of 1,156 MW, aiming at high efficiency, was completed at the end of the year and became one of the most efficient natural gas cycle power plants in our country. On the other hand, 1.