Recently, Aksa Enerji, the largest independent power producer in Türkiye, announced that it had signed a long-term financing agreement of US $124 million with the China Export and Credit Insurance Corporation and the Spanish Foreign Bank, Hong Kong Branch. This 12 year fund will be dedicated to the construction of the 100.08 MW wind power storage project in Mersin Province. This project is not only the first project in Türkiye to obtain a renewable energy power generation license with energy storage, but also marks the substantive stage of cooperation between China and Turkey in the field of new energy.

China Information Protection Airlines' 12 Year Long Cycle

This financing is provided by Bank of Spain Hong Kong Branch and guaranteed by China Export&Credit Insurance Corporation, with a financing period of up to 12 years. This arrangement reflects the recognition of the long-term value of overseas new energy projects by Chinese financial institutions, and also provides stable financial support for the full cycle construction and operation of the projects. The financial manager of Aksa Enerji stated that the long-term financing structure effectively matches the return characteristics of infrastructure projects and reduces refinancing risks.

Goldwind Technology provides wind turbines and installation services

In December 2025, Aksa Renewable Energy, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Aksa Enerji, signed a wind turbine supply and installation agreement with China Goldwind Technology. Goldwind Technology will provide wind turbines and supporting technical services suitable for wind energy storage scenarios for this project. The project is scheduled to be officially put into operation in October 2026, which will become a benchmark case for the coordinated operation of renewable energy power generation and energy storage in Türkiye. Keywords: Chinese energy storage companies、Domestic new energy latest news

Ten projects will be promoted synchronously in 2026

Aksa Enerji is affiliated to Türkiye's powerful Kazanc ı Holding. At present, it operates 14 power plants in 8 countries, with a total installed capacity of more than 3500 MW. By 2025, the company's EBITDA will reach 13.5 billion lira, a year-on-year increase of 37%. Based on this performance, the company is comprehensively promoting the strategy of sustainable high growth, developing 14 renewable energy projects with energy storage in 11 cities of Türkiye, with a total installed capacity of 941 MW. Except for the Mersin project, the 25 MW wind power plant in Divriy, the 118.04 MW energy storage power plant in Baleksier, and the 10 MW solar energy storage project in Kayseri have all completed their environmental impact assessments and are expected to be launched within 2026. The company plans to launch 10 projects globally in 2026, with an additional installed capacity of 975 megawatts. By the end of the year, the total installed capacity will reach 4 gigawatts, and further increase to 5 gigawatts by 2028.Editor/Gao Xue