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The Regulation on Transparency and Market-Distorting Behaviour in Energy and Environmental Markets (“Regulation”), prepared by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (“EMRA”)...

The Energy Market Regulatory Authority ("EMRA") has introduced substantial amendments to the electricity market legislation.

Turkey's Environmental and Urbanisation Ministry has introduced new principles for wind and solar power plants ("WPP" and "SPP" respectively).

The international climate agenda has continued to evolve since June 2026 through major meetings and policy statements. The key developments highlighted during the Bonn Climate Meetings, London Climate Action Week, and the Climate Innovation Forum, together with Türkiye's preparations for the COP31 Presidency ahead of the COP31 Climate Summit to be held on 9 November 2026, offer insight into the direction of climate policies in the period ahead. In light of these developments, we would like to summarize the recent developments and Türkiye's climate agenda.

Türkiye has determined its climate targets for 2035 and 2053 and submitted its Second Nationally Determined Contribution ("NDC") within the framework of the United Nations Framework...

Under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development , seventeen sustainable development goals were officially announced by all United Nations member states in 2015, providing a common blueprint...

As is known, within the framework of Türkiye's climate policy, the Climate Law No. 7552, a cornerstone of national climate policy, entered into force on 2/07/2025.

The adoption of the 2015 Paris Agreement, backed by broad international consensus, has elevated the importance of addressing climate change to the forefront of the global agenda.

The agricultural sector is not merely an area of economic activity, but also a security component that directly affects the quality of life.

The Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation introduced a new concept, namely the cumulative impact assessment.

2025 Türkiye Climate Law enters into force. Introduction of the new legislation about climate law establishes Türkiye's determination on its own international commitments for climate efforts across the world.

The European Commission ("Commission") has an ambition to make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050.

What questions to ask and what risks to consider when entering into a new business relationship with Turkish companies.

Around 20,000 people from 196 countries gathered in Glasgow in November for the United Nations COP26 climate summit. At the summit, countries reported how far they have come in the fight against the climate crisis...

Climate change related to global warming is a reality documented by scientific evidence and accepted by the international community.

The Draft Regulation on Türkiye's Green Taxonomy has been announced and is now available for public consultation by the Directorate of Climate Change, an entity affiliated with the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change of the Republic of Türkiye.

In an effort to harmonize Turkish environmental protection standards with those of the European Union, on April 2, the Turkish Ministry of Environment and Urban Planning adopted a new regulation on waste management that will take effect immediately and significantly affect companies that produce waste in Turkey.

The Law Amending Certain Laws No. 7554 (the "Amendment Law") was published in the Official Gazette dated 24 July 2025 and numbered 32965, and entered into force as of its publication date.