Enda Enerji Holding A.Ş. is a Turkey-based renewable energy company specializing in the development, investment, and operation of diverse power generation assets including hydroelectric (dam-based and run-of-river), wind, geothermal, and solar power plants. The company produces and sells electricity primarily through the Renewable Energy Support Mechanism (RESM) and bilateral agreements, serving end-consumers, supply companies, and the spot market. It operates power plants located in various regions of Turkey including Izmir, Canakkale, Balikesir, and Adana, and is expanding internationally, notably progressing on a solar power project in the Braila region of Romania. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Turkey, Enda Enerji is engaged in electricity generation, trading, and participation in Turkey’s energy privatization process.
Enda Enerji’s main products and services include electricity generation from renewable sources—comprising hydroelectric, wind, geothermal, and solar energy facilities—electricity trading, and sustainable energy solutions. The company manages a portfolio with an installed capacity exceeding 180 MW, recently increasing its solar power capacity by acquiring three new solar power plants adding 8.94 MW, positioning towards a target capacity of 500 MW by 2030. Key subsidiaries support its operations in electricity generation and supply.
Recent major developments include the acquisition of additional solar power assets in 2025 to expand capacity, strategic advancement of renewable projects internationally with the Romanian solar plant in Braila, and ongoing investments totaling nearly 300 million Turkish Lira in projects under execution. Enda Enerji continues to focus on growth through expanding its renewable energy portfolio both domestically and abroad, sustaining its commitment to clean energy production and trading in line with emerging market opportunities and regulatory frameworks in Turkey and neighboring regions. The company maintains active engagement in energy market reforms and privatization efforts within Turkey.