About Us

Fortis Energy, a subsidiary of UCK Holding, began its operations in energy production in 2014 under the names Başakkent Enerji and Berak Enerji. Active in the renewable energy sector since its inception, Berak Enerji rebranded as Fortis Enerji in 2019. This transformation was further consolidated in 2021 with the merger of Başakkent Enerji, bringing all operations under the Fortis Enegy brand. Fortis Energy continues to expand its investments across the Balkans, the Netherlands, Spain and Türkiye.

Fortis operates solar power plants with a total installed capacity of 229 MWp, generating approximately 360 million kWh of electricity annually In Southeast Europe. In addition, Fortis operates five biogas power plants in Türkiye and Serbia, with a combined installed capacity of 21 MWe. These facilities run continuously at full capacity, generating over 190 million kWh of electricity per year and producing organic fertilizer as a by-product. Long-term plans include upgrading biogas into biomethane to further increase energy efficiency and sustainability.

In addition to its 250 MW in power plant investments, Fortis has delivered over 130 MW of EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) services, bringing the company’s total completed project portfolio to over 380 MW. Across Europe, Fortis executes turnkey EPC projects for wind, solar and biogas energy facilities. In Türkiye, project development is ongoing for investments in geothermal and green hydrogen technologies. The company is also active in the electric vehicle charging, operating more than 100 charging stations under the Fortis Charge brand.

Fortis Energy manages all stages of renewable energy projects in-house—including permitting, licensing, engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning—utilizing its own resources. Site preparation, excavation, and construction are carried out by Fortis’s in-house teams and advanced equipment, while steel structures are manufactured in Fortis’s own facilities. Maintenance, repair, monitoring and security services are delivered through Forcare, a Fortis brand specialized in remote automation and advanced facility management.

Looking ahead, Fortis aims to develop 2 GW of renewable energy projects in Southeast Europe over the next five years. Fortis currently operates the 80 MWp Oslomej Solar Power Plant in North Macedonia and the 20 MWp Vedro Polje Solar Power Plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In Serbia, Fortis is developing a robust portfolio comprising 509.4 MWe in wind, 540 MWp in solar and 72 MWh in Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). Additional solar projects include 559 MWp in Albania and 50 MWp in Spain.

Fortis Energy’s long-term vision is to become a leading player in the European renewable energy sector, promoting sustainable solutions and contributing to a cleaner future. With a focus on both economic growth and social impact, Fortis prioritizes job creation, environmental protection and value generation through a clean, green, sustainable and efficient energy model, positioning itself as a reliable partner for all stakeholders in the energy transition.