Margün Enerji, a subsidiary of Naturel Holding, has expanded its renewable energy portfolio by acquiring the Seferihisar Geothermal Power Plant in Izmir, Türkiye. The 12 MW facility, previously owned by RSC Elektrik, was purchased for approximately $15.7 million (around 605 million TL), as announced through Türkiye’s Public Disclosure Platform (KAP).

RSC Geothermal Power Plant, Seferihisar, Izmir

This acquisition boosts Margün Enerji’s total installed capacity, including its subsidiaries, to 330 MW. The move strengthens the company’s position in Türkiye’s geothermal energy sector and enhances its overall power generation capabilities. The Seferihisar plant represents a strategic addition to Margün Enerji’s efforts to harness Türkiye’s geothermal resources.

Sami Özgür Bostan, CEO of Margün Enerji, stated: “Our investments in renewable energy and climate technologies continue at full speed in line with our sustainability approach. This geothermal energy investment increases our production capacity, reinforces our strong position in the sector, and contributes to the reduction of our carbon footprint.” The acquisition aligns with the company’s commitment to low-carbon energy solutions.

Beyond Türkiye, Margün Enerji is pursuing growth in international markets, focusing on climate technologies in Western Europe, the United States, and the United Kingdom. These efforts reflect the company’s broader strategy to support sustainable energy production and address global energy demands through innovative and environmentally friendly solutions.

The purchase of the Seferihisar plant underscores the increasing focus on geothermal energy in Türkiye, driven by its potential to provide reliable, clean power. Margün Enerji’s investment contributes to the nation’s renewable energy goals and highlights the company’s role in advancing sustainable development. By expanding its portfolio, Margün Enerji continues to position itself as a key player in the global transition to cleaner energy sources.