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Alışan Logistics invests 210 million lira in battery storage facility in Sakarya
Alışan Logistics is investing 210 million lira in a new facility in Sakarya, Turkey.
It is designed to store lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles and energy storage systems, which can catch fire and are sensitive to heat.
The facility will use early-warning systems, gas detection, ventilation and fire-suppression measures to manage those risks.
Batteries will be accepted at 50% to 60% charge and monitored while stored.
The planned services include dangerous-goods transport, customs support, special storage and reverse logistics, including handling damaged or recalled batteries.
The company says it is combining its experience in dangerous-goods logistics with PSA BDP’s global network.
The investment aims to support industry’s shift to newer energy technologies and Turkey’s role in their global supply chains.
Alışan Logistics is investing 210 million lira in a battery storage facility in Sakarya.
The facility is designed to address risks associated with lithium-ion batteries, including fire and heat sensitivity.
It will include early-warning systems, gas detection, ventilation and fire-suppression systems.
Batteries will be accepted at a charge level of 50% to 60% and monitored during storage.
The company plans to offer dangerous-goods transport, customs services, specialized storage and reverse logistics.
- Who
- Alışan Logistics is making the investment.
- What
- The company is investing 210 million lira in a battery storage facility.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Sakarya, Türkiye.
- Why
- The investment aims to support the transformation of Türkiye’s industry and strengthen the country’s position in global supply chains for new energy technologies.
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- Investment
- 210 million lira
- Location
- Sakarya, Türkiye
- Battery acceptance charge
- 50% to 60%
- Storage monitoring
- Batteries will be monitored during storage
- Planned services
- Dangerous-goods transport, customs, specialized storage and reverse logistics
What people are saying
With the spread of electric mobility and energy storage technologies, the need for secure supply chains is increasing.