Wind Companies in Turkey

Galata Wind is Turkey's first renewable energy company to conduct a green IPO with a portfolio exclusively of wind and solar projects. The company generates 100% renewable energy and aims to reduce annual carbon emissions by approximately 400,000 tonnes.

Voltfox is a SaaS platform providing hourly, location-based Scope 2 emissions accounting and 24/7 carbon-free energy matching for corporates, utilities, and energy providers. The platform automates emissions reporting, certificate retirement, and renewable energy verification globally.

Çalık Holding is a diversified Turkish conglomerate operating across energy, construction, banking, textiles, and mining sectors in over 34 countries. With 30,000+ employees, the group is a leading renewable energy investor and EPC project developer with recent expansion into solar power.

Turkish manufacturer of wind turbine tower components and renewable energy equipment. Produces interior and exterior tower parts, component transport structures, and structural steel at international standards since 1989.

Alto Holding is a Turkish conglomerate operating in industry, textile, and renewable energy sectors. Established in the 1970s, it owns Lodos Karaburun, which operates a 268 MW wind power plant—one of Europe's largest—generating electricity for approximately 475,000 households annually.

Turkish wind turbine installation and service company providing onshore WTG installation, maintenance, retrofit, and industrial rooftop solar solutions since 2016. Serves global wind energy customers with comprehensive engineering and outsourcing services.

Pure Energy Türkiye is a clean-tech energy service provider specializing in power trading, digital energy management, battery storage systems, and renewable energy advisory. Operating as a market aggregator across 10+ countries, the company manages one of Turkey's largest active renewable portfolios.

Gaiaclimate is a climate finance and climate change management consulting firm specializing in carbon credit development, climate risk management, and green energy project advisory. Since 2008, they have supported over fifty renewable energy projects including biogas, solar, wind, and hydro installations across Turkey and internationally.

Kalyon Enerji is a Turkish renewable energy company developing solar and wind power projects with approximately 2,000 MW installed capacity and targeting 5 GW across sectors. Focuses on sustainability and climate impact investments.