Abstract
Positioning Industry at the Center of Energy Transition
ENSIA addresses the energy transition not only from the production side, but through an industrial ecosystem that develops technology and equipment.
● Brings together all components of Türkiye’s clean energy value chain (main industry + supply chain) under one structure
● Expands not only production but also technological capacity through a “clean energy & clean technologies” approach
● Increases domestic production and export capacity, turning the transition into an economic opportunity
Clustering Model that Increases International Competitiveness
ENSIA transforms companies from individual actors into a competitive cluster structure at the international level.
● Establishes collaborations, joint projects, and consortia among members
● Supports companies in reaching global markets through EU projects, national projects, and B2B platforms
● Aims to make Türkiye a production and solution center in clean energy technologies
Active Contribution to the European Green Deal and CBAM Compliance
ENSIA plays an active role in the process of industry adaptation to carbon regulations.
● Develops roadmaps for sectors within the scope of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
● Provides technical support to companies on carbon footprint, MRV and energy management
● Addresses energy transition not only as an environmental issue but also as a matter of commercial sustainability
Bridge Role Between Public–Private Sector–Academia
Energy transition is only possible through a multi-stakeholder structure; ENSIA ensures coordination of this structure.
● Active cooperation between development agencies, local authorities, universities, and the private sector
● Takes an active role in policy development processes and conveys sectoral opinions and needs
● Establishes connections between local practices and international targets
Creating Concrete Impact Through Projects
ENSIA is an implementing cluster structure.
● Provides direct capacity-building support to companies through EU and national projects
● Conducts applied work in energy efficiency, digitalization, and carbon management
● Develops scalable models through pilot applications and field experience
Addressing Energy Transition as a System Transformation
Energy transition = transformation of industry + finance + technology + human resources
● Focuses on new technologies such as storage technologies, green hydrogen, and digitalization
● Works on financing mechanisms and the investment environment
● Carries out workforce transformation and capacity-building activities
Impact Extending from Local to Global
Although ENSIA is based in İzmir, it aims to create impact at a global level.
● International fairs, trade delegations, and cooperation activities
● Active networks with cluster platforms and energy clusters in Europe and other regions
● Integration of Türkiye into the global clean energy value chain
Biography
Elvan Aygün Anbar, born in Malatya on January 30, 1992, began her university education in the Department of Psychology at Işık University. She later graduated from the Department of International Trade at Hasan Kalyoncu University and completed her Master’s degree in Marketing at Gaziantep University.
She started her professional career at Sanko Holding and continues her work in the energy sector. She currently serves as a Member of the Board of Directors at AHA Teknoloji A.Ş and AHA Robotik, companies that manufacture Energy Storage Systems, Active Harmonic Filters, STATCOM, and SVG.
She has developed expertise in the integration of renewable energy sources into the grid, energy storage, and the production of power electronics equipment.
Elvan Aygün Anbar, who has been serving as a Member of the Board of Directors at the Energy Industrialists and Business Association since November 2022, has assumed the position of Chair of the Board as of November 2025.
She is fluent in English, married, and a mother of one child.
