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Rope access, geotechnical, wind and NDT services

Engineering between the sky and the ground.

Geotechnical slope protection, wind turbine blade and tower services, and NDT inspection. Delivered by rope access teams that have worked at height across Europe and Türkiye.

One team, three disciplines, the same safety culture on every site.

Tengri Geo Energy is an engineering and field services company based in Türkiye. We stabilize slopes, protect roads and infrastructure from rockfall, keep wind turbines running, and inspect critical structures without destroying them.

Why Tengri

Field-proven

Our team comes from wind turbine blade repair and rope access operations across Germany, the Netherlands, Scandinavia and Türkiye.

Certified and compliant

IRATA / SPRAT rope access technicians, GWO trained personnel, and documented method statements for every job.

One partner, less coordination

Geotechnical, wind and NDT under one roof, so you brief one team instead of three contractors.

In the old Turkic world the sky above was Tengri and the earth below was Yer-Su. Everything in between had to be read carefully. We still work that way: we listen to the ground, we respect the height, and we walk the path before anyone else does.

Our Story

What our team brings

40+
technicians
20+
sites
10
countries
200+
blade repairs
50+
blade NDT inspections
2M m²
slope coverage

Figures reflect the prior experience of our team members. Experience

Aerial drone view of a tower top during installation Two technicians installing ring net on a rockfall barrier Rope access team scaling a rock wall

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Geotechnical

Rockfall barrier energy classes explained

A barrier is sold by its kilojoule rating, but the number on the datasheet only means something once you know which rock, from which height, and how often.

Have a slope, a turbine or a structure that needs attention?

Tell us what you are dealing with. We reply within one working day with a first assessment and a site visit proposal.