Enerjisa Üretim completed the financing process for the Muğla stage of YEKA 2 Wind Energy projects. At the signing ceremony held in The Hague, hosted by FMO (Dutch Development Bank), a financing agreement was signed between FMO, DEG - Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH (German Development and Investment Organization) and Enerjisa Üretim for the Artuna, Falp and Gaia Wind Energy Power Plants, which are under construction in Muğla within the scope of YEKA 2 Projects. With this agreement, the financing process of Enerjisa Üretim's wind energy investments within the scope of YEKA 2 has been completed.

The total financing of 180 million US dollars covers the Artuna (92 MW), Gaia (83 MW) and Falp (75 MW) Wind Power Plants with a total installed capacity of 250 MW, which will be implemented in Muğla.

It was stated that when the projects are completed, approximately 630 GWh of renewable electricity will be produced annually. It was stated that this production will provide clean energy equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of approximately 190 thousand households and will contribute to preventing approximately 221 thousand tons of carbon emissions annually.

Making an evaluation on the issue, Enerjisa Üretim CFO Mert Yaycıoğlu said:

"While this financing agreement we signed for our three wind power plants in Muğla contributes to the realization of an important investment, it also strongly demonstrates the confidence of international financial institutions in Enerjisa Üretim's long-term strategy. Today, we are taking determined steps towards our 6,250 MW installed power target with our installed capacity of over 4,600 MW and our ongoing investments. We see our investments in renewable energy as one of the main driving forces of our growth strategy; strengthening energy supply security, increasing system durability and “We implement it with an approach that creates long-term sustainable value.”

İdil Kural, Chief Finance & Operations Officer of FMO, the authorized lead bank (MLA) of the agreement, made the following statement on the subject:

"This financing is an indication of FMO's determination to accelerate the energy transition in Turkey. Such projects not only contribute to the reduction of carbon emissions; they also strengthen the security of energy supply and support the country's sustainable economic growth. We greatly value our cooperation with Enerjisa Üretim for its determined approach to increasing renewable energy capacity. This partnership clearly demonstrates how strong private sector leadership can accelerate the energy transition and create impact on a large scale."

While Enerjisa Üretim increases Türkiye's wind energy capacity with the investments developed within the scope of YEKA 2, it aims to make a long-term contribution to the renewable energy transformation with its strong collaborations with international financial institutions.