Marmara Region Leads Türkiye with 11.5 GW in Pre-Licensed Energy-Storage Wind Projects
The Marmara Region has the highest capacity in Türkiye for pre-licensed energy-storage wind power projects at 11.5 GW. The Turkish Wind Energy Association reports that energy-storage systems are crucial for integrating renewable energy into the national grid. Other regions follow with lower capacities, highlighting the regional focus on energy storage development.
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The Marmara Region is at the forefront of Türkiye's energy-storage wind power projects, boasting a total capacity of 11.5 GW. As of January 2026, Tekirdag leads with 4,863 MW, followed by Kirklareli and Edirne.
The report indicates significant pre-licensed projects in 2022 and 2023, reinforcing the importance of energy-storage systems for grid stability. Other regions include the Mediterranean (2,208 MW), Central Anatolia (1,854 MW), Black Sea (1,278.7 MW), and Aegean (1,184 MW). Energy storage is essential for enhancing supply security and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
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