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28 October 2008
Baytek kicks off its manufacturing activities destined to launching its mains power-free air conditioners running with Solar Energy18 October 2008
The Sunpowercell solar energy systems developed by Baytek to provide solar energy-based electrical power and hot water to dwellings upcoming in April 200910 October 2008
Baytek decides to inaugurate the Antalya regional office for the sake of serving better to greenhouse growers. The regional office is proposed to be put into service in November-December10 October 2008
Baytek gives a start to negotiations nationwide on dealership and main distribution issues2 October 2008
Thanks to the new breakthrough technology developed, Baytek Engineers have designed power-friendly heaters to be serially manufactured consuming only one sixth of the wattage of typical electrical heaters in the market10 September 2008
Upon intensive demand, Baytek’s Board is set to convene with the Energy Ministers of Netherlands and Germany3 September 2008
The first nanotechnology-based digital bulb of the world designed by our R&D engineers boasting 50 times greater efficiency and 10 times longer service life compared to typical bulbs ready for serial production2 September 2008
Baytek engineers set its preparations towards the process of generating electrical power from geothermal energy resources by means of molecular heat transfer system allowing thermal plants to run with no demand to fuel-oil, diesel, lignite and coal10 August 2008
The molecular heat transfer technology developed by Baytek (Heatpowercell) adopted to 5 different product groups and sub segments in use. First products upcoming in November.1 August 2008
Our R&D engineers produce the world’s first modular solar energy plants with high power generation capacity9 May 2008
On its way to being a globally reputable company, Baytek starts its efforts for incorporating Baytek Germany and Baytek USA A.G companies after Baytek Netherlands1 May 2008
The world’s first high energy-efficient, waterless combi boiler running with boron developed by Baytek ready for serial production1 April 2008
Our R&D engineers develop the world’s first greenhouse heating radiators consuming low energy
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