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Reges Elektrik completes acquisition of Turkey’s 70 MW Demirli wind facility

by Prince
February 6, 2026
Reges Elektrik completes major acquisition in Turkey

Credits: Casey Horner

Technological innovation has fostered the extensive growth of wind energy development, which is evident in countries worldwide as they are now able to execute projects that were once deemed overambitious. The perfect example of this is Reges Elektrik, which has completed the acquisition of Turkey’s 70 MW Demirli wind facility. This is massive for the company because it is stepping into large-scale electricity generation for the very first time, and it is also positive for Turkey’s objective to reduce carbon emissions.

Energy corporations and policymakers come together in Turkey

The contemporary energy landscape is seeing more and more collaboration between governments and corporations as they all work toward the same goal of reducing the usage of fossil fuels. As such, it is not surprising to learn that Turkey has also joined in on this trend. It helps that a company like Reges Elektrik, which is recognized as a dynamic player in Turkey’s energy industry, is now at the forefront of renewable energy initiatives.

At the moment, the corporation is transitioning from a vital energy supplier to a major producer. A few people questioned the company’s intentions in the latest acquisition of the Demirli wind facility, but there is a meticulous strategy that is in play with this specific development.

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The wind facility was acquired from RES Türkiye, which is the Turkish ally of Renewable Energy Systems (RES). This move alone represents Turkey’s commitment toward entering the renewable energy realm, as it is in dealings with a company like RES, which is widely recognized as one of the world’s largest independent renewable developers. The acquisition was finalized in the latter part of January, meaning Reges Elektrik can now take full reigns of Tuşpa Enerji Üretim A.Ş., the vehicle company holding the Demirli plant’s assets and license.

The completion of the 70 MW facility: What is expected of Reges?

For Reges Elektrik to become entrusted with taking over such a massive facility, there were a lot of discussions that dictated what the company would be expected to do with this newly assumed responsibility. As per the agreement, Reges will expand the development by relying on its already solid reputation in electricity supply and combining it with production capabilities at an amplified rate.

The feeling among all the officials involved in the acquisition phase is that Reges Elektrik has now inherited the responsibility of providing an enormous amount of electricity for the Turkish population.

Analyzing the top-notch technology on full display in the Demirli wind facility

One of the standout features of the development that left many people captivated is the utilization of next-generation wind turbine technology in Turkey. This was made possible after Reges Elektrik collaborated with a German manufacturing company named ENERCON to install ten E-175 EP5 E2 turbines at the Demirli site. These improved turbine models will allow the wind farm to increase its overall capacity, which means more reliable and cheaper electricity generation for Turkey.

How does the Dermili wind facility represent the overall goals of Turkey’s power generation strategy?

Turkey, like many other European nations, has aspirations to increase clean energy production and decrease greenhouse emissions. Thus, the Dermili wind project is a massive addition to the nation’s extensive range of solar and hydroelectricity portfolio.

What is important to note about Reges Elektrik’s acquisition is that it represents the company’s dedication to clean energy, to such an extent that it even changed its overall strategy. Previously, the corporation was a massive supplier, but now it’s moving into the more complicated sector of production. Turkey will have a home-grown energy-generating facility that is as significant as the largest ones in Europe. All in all, both the company and the nation gain massively in terms of strategic ambition and strategic expansion.  

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