Fortis Energy

Booth

C4.550

Exhibition

This supplier is exhibiting at Intersolar Europe.

Product Groups
  • Roof-mounted PV systems for commercial and industrial applications
  • Free-standing PV installations
  • Operation and maintenance of solar power installations (e.g. drones, cleaning robots, software)
  • EPC contracting/project development for solar power plants
  • Agri PV
Contact Information
+90 444 7825
info@fortisenergy.com
https://www.fortisenergy.com
Fortis Energy
Esentepe, Ali Kaya Sokak, Apa Nef Plaza 3/29, Sisli
34394 Istanbul, Türkiye

Individual company presentation

Fortis Energy, a subsidiary of UCK Holding, began energy production activities in 2014. Fortis focuses on renewable energy investments across the Balkans, the Netherlands, Spain and Türkiye.

Fortis Energy owns solar plants with a total of 190 MWp capacity generating 300,000,000 kWh annually in Southeast Europe. Fortis operates four biogas facilities in Türkiye and Serbia with a total capacity of 17.6 MWe, consistently maintaining high operational capacity. These plants have the potential to generate over 160,000,000 kWh annually and additionally produce organic fertilizer. Long-term plans include producing biomethane by upgrading biogas.

Fortis also undertakes turnkey EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) projects for wind, solar and biogas power plants in Europe. Fortis has over 650 MW of EPC installation experience. Significant investments in geothermal and green hydrogen projects are ongoing in Türkiye. Fortis is also active in the electric vehicle sector, operating over 100 charging stations under the Fortis Charge brand.

Fortis handles all stages of renewable energy projects, including permitting, engineering, procurement and installation, leveraging its in-house expertise. Steel construction is managed in Fortis facilities. Maintenance, repair, monitoring, and security are provided through its Forcare brand, which specializes in advanced plant management with remote automation.

Fortis aims to develop 2 GW of renewables projects in the Southeast Europe within five years. The 80 MW Oslomej Solar Power Plant in North Macedonia, is already operational. In Serbia, Fortis Energy is developing projects with a total capacity of 509.4 MWe in wind, 106 MW in BESS and 385 MWp in solar. Fortis is advancing solar projects with 142 MWp capacity in Albania and 20 MWp in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Fortis’s long-term vision is to become a leading player in the European renewable energy sector, driving sustainable solutions and contributing to a cleaner future.

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Floorplan Booth

C4.550

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