High-efficiency solar panels were installed on building rooftops and by converting the open parking area into a covered system (carport system) in order to meet MAPEG’s electricity consumption through renewable energy.

The project implemented in İzmir Karabağlar generated electricity by utilizing the existing water flow. Thanks to the underground system, an environmentally harmonious and invisible energy solution was created without causing any disturbance to the surroundings.

The solar power plant project completed in Ankara Mamak was installed to directly meet TÜBİTAK SAGE’s energy needs. Through rooftop-integrated panels, the institution’s electricity consumption was reduced, bringing together cost savings and environmental responsibility.

The hybrid installation implemented in İzmir Menemen combines both rooftop and ground-mounted systems, supplying İZSU’s electricity needs on-site in a clean and independent manner. With off-grid flexible panels, site efficiency was increased, and the installation contributed to the institution’s energy independence.

The large-scale site installed in Ladik was equipped with tracker (sun-tracking) systems to achieve maximum production even under winter conditions. It stands as a site-specific engineering success, enabling municipal infrastructure to be powered by renewable energy.

The Taşköprü marketplace was covered with solar panels, providing a more comfortable environment for vendors while simultaneously meeting the municipality’s energy needs through on-site generation — a dual-purpose solution for the benefit of the community.

The large-scale facility constructed at the Karaköprü site was designed to remain operational even under challenging site conditions and disaster scenarios. Through a combination of fixed and tracking solar panels, reliable renewable energy is supplied to regional water and municipal services.