Geothermal Production

What Is Geothermal Energy?

Geothermal greenhouse cultivation is a modern and environmentally friendly agricultural practice that utilizes geothermal energy to heat greenhouse facilities. By harnessing naturally occurring hot water and steam from underground resources, this sustainable system maintains optimal temperature and humidity conditions throughout the year, creating an ideal environment for crop production.

Through the use of geothermal energy, temperature, humidity, and other environmental conditions inside the greenhouse are precisely controlled, enabling the production of healthier, higher-quality, and higher-yield fruits and vegetables. Particularly in colder climates and regions where weather conditions limit agricultural production, geothermal greenhouse cultivation provides a reliable solution for continuous year-round production.

With its energy efficiency, reduced carbon emissions, support for sustainable agriculture, and contribution to local economic development, geothermal greenhouse cultivation has become one of the most advanced and sustainable production methods in modern agriculture.

Geothermal Production at SIMA Greenhouses

SIMA Greenhouses operates modern greenhouse facilities powered by geothermal energy in Sandıklı, Afyonkarahisar, one of Türkiye's most significant geothermal resource regions. By utilizing renewable natural energy, our production infrastructure enables safer, healthier, and more efficient cultivation while supporting environmentally responsible and sustainable agricultural practices.

Advantages of Geothermal Greenhouse Cultivation

• Year-Round Production: Enables uninterrupted fruit and vegetable production throughout all four seasons, including winter.
• Lower Energy Costs: Provides a more economical and sustainable heating solution compared to fossil fuel-based systems.
• Higher Productivity: Delivers superior yields and premium product quality through the integration of geothermal energy, automation technologies, and soilless cultivation systems.
• Environmentally Friendly Production: Reduces carbon emissions and helps conserve natural resources through the use of renewable energy.
• Sustainable Agriculture: Supports long-term, reliable, and environmentally responsible agricultural production.