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Polat Energy, Rolls-Royce sign Turkey's largest energy storage deal

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Posted on January 15, 2025

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· Last updated: January 27, 2026

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Polat Energy and Rolls-Royce signing energy storage deal for Turkey's Goktepe plant - Global Banking & Finance Review — The image captures the moment Polat Energy and Rolls-Royce executives finalize Turkey's largest energy storage agreement, enhancing the Goktepe wind power plant's capacity with a 132 MWh battery system.

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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Polat Energy said on Wednesday it had signed Turkey's largest battery energy storage system supply agreement with Rolls-Royce, with a capacity of 132 MWh, to increase the storage

Polat Energy and Rolls-Royce Sign Major Energy Storage Deal

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Polat Energy said on Wednesday it had signed Turkey's largest battery energy storage system supply agreement with Rolls-Royce, with a capacity of 132 MWh, to increase the storage capacity at the Goktepe wind power plant.

The Goktepe plant is located in Yalova in northwestern Turkey.

(Reporting by Ebru Tuncay; Writing by Daren Butler; Editing by Jonathan Spicer)

Key Takeaways

Polat Energy signs a major deal with Rolls-Royce.
The agreement is for a 132 MWh battery storage system.
This is Turkey's largest energy storage deal to date.
The storage system will enhance the Goktepe wind plant.
The Goktepe plant is located in Yalova, Turkey.

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The article discusses Polat Energy's agreement with Rolls-Royce to supply a 132 MWh battery storage system for the Goktepe wind plant in Turkey.

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Polat Energy and Rolls-Royce are the companies involved in this energy storage deal.

Where is the Goktepe wind plant located?

The Goktepe wind plant is located in Yalova, northwestern Turkey.

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