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Aksa Power Generation, Türkiye’s leading generator manufacturer, continues to deliver uninterrupted energy support anytime, anywhere across the globe. Most recently, the company provided power support to a 10 MW power plant project in the Republic of Vanuatu, a tourism paradise in Oceania, expanding its sales network to 168 countries.

Located in the South Pacific Ocean, the Republic of Vanuatu consists of 83 islands with a total area of 12,200 km². Despite its small size, the country stands out with a population of 270,000 and nearly 300,000 annual tourists, driving significant energy demand. By supporting this strategic project, Aksa Power Generation continues to strengthen its presence in global markets.

Highlighting the company’s performance, Aksa Power Generation CEO Alper Peker stated:

“In 2018, we generated USD 210 million in overseas revenue. In 2019, our goal is to increase our market share in targeted regions. As Aksa Power Generation, we are present in numerous energy plants, military facilities, airports, shopping centers, and sports complexes worldwide. We are the largest generator exporter in China and have provided solutions for prestigious projects such as Istanbul Airport, Kotoka International Airport in Ghana, and the Ashgabat Olympic Complex. With this project in Vanuatu, one of Oceania’s rising destinations, we are further expanding our market.”

For decades, Aksa Power Generation has been the leader of Türkiye’s generator market and ranks among the world’s top three generator manufacturers. The company is also listed among Turkey’s top 200 industrial enterprises and exporters.

Celebrating its 35th anniversary, Aksa Power Generation continues to provide uninterrupted energy across all industries, businesses, and living spaces — from Africa to Oceania. Commenting on the company’s long-term vision, Peker added:

“We have now reached 168 countries as part of our mission to accelerate growth by expanding our global sales network. We are committed to further strengthening our market share worldwide.”