Aksa Antalya power station

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Aksa Antalya power station (Aksa Antalya Doğalgaz Santrali, Antalya Enerji Santralı, also known as Ali Metin Kazancı Antalya Combined Cycle Natural GPP) is a 900-megawatt (MW) natural gas power station in Döşemealtı/Antalya province, Turkey.

Location

The map below shows the exact location of the power station in Selimiye, Turkey.

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Background

This power station provides combined heat-and-power to the city of Selimiye, rated at a total power output of 1150 MW. However, the 250 MW unit has not generated any power since 2020, and is considered mothballed.

The power station is equipped with an SGT-4000F turbine, which can burn hydrogen up to 30% within its mix of fuels.

Project Details

• Owner: Aksa Enerji Uretim AS [100%]
• Parent: Kazancı Holding [79%]; Other [21%]
• Location: Selimiye, Döşemealtı/Antalya, Turkey
• Coordinates: 37.1203, 30.6016 (exact)
• Gross generating capacity (operating): 900 MW
  • Unit 2: Natural gas combined cycle, 900 MW (start-up in 2009-2011)
• Gross generating capacity (mothballed): 250 MW
  • Unit 1: Natural gas combined cycle, 250 MW (start-up in 2008-2009)