Kyiv Polytechnic, ASPILSAN Enerji discuss prospects for cooperation
An inaugural meeting with representatives of the Turkish high-tech company, ASPILSAN Enerji, took place at the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. ASPILSAN Enerji, whose products are exported across the globe, expressed a keen interest in joint initiatives with Kyiv Polytechnic.
During the first working meeting, the potential areas of cooperation were under discussion, including:
- Engineering developments in the sphere of energy for aerospace programmes, radio engineering and communication systems;
- Joint energy projects with Kyiv Polytechnic’s departments – particularly with the Institute of Energy Saving and Energy Management, the Institute of Aerospace Technologies, the Faculty of Electric Power Engineering and Automatics, the Faculty of Chemical Technology, and the Faculty of Chemical Engineering – to create innovative materials for batteries;
- Cooperation between ASPILSAN Enerji R&D centres and Kyiv Polytechnic’s research subdivisions;
- Retraining programmes for specialists, as well as student exchange opportunities for internships at company’s manufacturing facilities;
- Development of the university’s stand-alone energy infrastructure, particularly the expansion of the network of solar power plants.
ASPILSAN Enerji develops batteries and energy storage systems for various industries, ranging from aviation to the construction sector and civil infrastructure, and is the largest battery manufacturer in Turkey.
The meeting reflected a shared commitment to innovation, energy efficiency, and academic-industry cooperation — laying the groundwork for a promising partnership.
