Yesilyurt Elektrik Enerjisi Toptan Satıs ve Ithalat Ihracat A.S.
Turkish energy trading and generation company active since 2010, supplying electricity and natural gas across Turkey and Central/Southeastern Europe.
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Overview
Yeşilyurt Enerji (full legal name Yeşilyurt Elektrik Enerjisi Toptan Satış ve İthalat İhracat A.Ş.) is a Turkish energy company whose activities span electricity generation, wholesale electricity trading, retail supply and, since 2019, natural gas trading. The group traces its energy-trading roots to 1970, according to its corporate website, and today operates as an integrated player in the Turkish power market with a growing cross-border footprint in Central and Southeastern Europe. The generation arm, Yeşilyurt Enerji Elektrik Üretim A.Ş., was established in 2010 and began producing electricity in 2013 from a natural-gas combined-cycle plant with an installed capacity of 162 MWh. By 16 February 2018 the installed capacity had reached 234.452 MWh. The supply and trading arm, Yeşilyurt Elektrik Toptan Satış ve İth. İhr. A.Ş., started serving residential, commercial and industrial subscriber groups in 2014. In 2017 the brand began offering cross-border energy trading in Central and Southeastern Europe under the name Yesilyurt Energy Trading D.O.O. In 2019 the company decided to enter the natural-gas sector and obtained a natural-gas import (spot) licence in September of that year. In 2021 it launched a Prague-based initiative, Greenland Commodities, combining science and technology with international trading experience to provide commodity trading, portfolio management, power-plant management and market access to counterparties on various energy exchanges. The company also develops quantitative models to manage spot and futures transactions in electricity and natural gas across borders. Yeşilyurt Enerji has received recognition in Turkish business rankings. Its website highlights an award as fourth in the category of companies that increased their profit the most, and its inclusion among the eight Samsun firms in the Istanbul Chamber of Industry's (İSO) Second 500 list. It also received an award at the Üreten Samsun'un Yıldızları ceremony as one of the second 500 industrial enterprises. The company positions sustainability as a core need for all sectors in the new world order and states that it carries out work in this area. Headquartered in Samsun on Turkey's Black Sea coast, Yeşilyurt Enerji operates as a private company within the Yeşilyurt Group. Its business model combines physical generation assets with financial and physical electricity trading, retail supply and cross-border commodity trading, making it a notable mid-sized independent player in the Turkish and regional energy markets.
History
Yeşilyurt Enerji's corporate website traces its energy-trading heritage back to 1970, presenting a long continuity in the Turkish energy business. The modern corporate structure, however, took shape in the 2010s. Yeşilyurt Enerji Elektrik Üretim A.Ş. was founded in 2010 as the group's generation arm. In 2013 it began electricity production with a natural-gas combined-cycle power plant that had an installed capacity of 162 MWh. Over the following years the plant's capacity was expanded, reaching 234.452 MWh as of 16 February 2018. On the supply and trading side, Yeşilyurt Elektrik Toptan Satış ve İth. İhr. A.Ş. was established and in 2014 started providing energy to residential, commercial and industrial subscriber groups. This retail and wholesale supply business complemented the group's generation assets, creating an integrated position in the Turkish electricity market. International expansion followed. In 2017 the brand began offering cross-border energy trading in Central and Southeastern Europe under the name Yesilyurt Energy Trading D.O.O. This move extended the company's reach beyond Turkey and into regional power markets. In 2019 the company decided to enter the natural-gas sector and, in September of that year, obtained a natural-gas import (spot) licence. This allowed the group to trade and import natural gas alongside its electricity business, diversifying its commodity portfolio. A further strategic step came in 2021 with the launch of Greenland Commodities in Prague. This initiative combined science and technology with international trading experience, offering commodity trading, portfolio management, power-plant management and market access to counterparties on various energy exchanges. The company also developed quantitative models to manage spot and futures transactions in cross-border electricity and natural gas. Throughout its growth, Yeşilyurt Enerji has received recognition in Turkish business circles. Its website highlights an award as fourth in the category of companies that increased their profit the most, its inclusion among the eight Samsun firms in the Istanbul Chamber of Industry's (İSO) Second 500 list, and an award at the Üreten Samsun'un Yıldızları ceremony as one of the second 500 industrial enterprises. The company also emphasizes sustainability as a core principle for all sectors in the new world order and states that it conducts work in this area.
- 2021
Launched Greenland Commodities initiative in Prague.
- 2019
Decided to enter the natural-gas sector and obtained a natural-gas import (spot) licence in September.
- 2017
Began cross-border energy trading in Central and Southeastern Europe as Yesilyurt Energy Trading D.O.O.
- 2014
Yeşilyurt Elektrik Toptan Satış ve İth. İhr. A.Ş. started supplying residential, commercial and industrial subscribers.
- 2013
Began electricity production with a 162 MWh natural-gas combined-cycle plant.
- 2010
Yeşilyurt Enerji Elektrik Üretim A.Ş. founded.
- 1970
Energy-trading heritage traced back to this year according to the corporate website.
Installed capacity reached 234.452 MWh.
Products and positioning
Integrated Turkish energy company combining generation, wholesale and retail supply, and cross-border commodity trading, with a focus on sustainability and quantitative market models.
Electricity generation
Natural-gas combined-cycle power plant with installed capacity of 162 MWh, later 234.452 MWh.
Wholesale electricity trading
Financial and physical electricity trading with business partners.
Electricity retail supply
Supply to residential, commercial and industrial subscriber groups since 2014.
Natural gas import and trading
Natural-gas import (spot) licence obtained in September 2019.
Cross-border energy trading
Cross-border electricity and natural gas trading in Central and Southeastern Europe.
Commodity trading and portfolio management
Offered through Greenland Commodities, including market access on various energy exchanges.
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