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The Regulation on Subscription Agreements prepared by the Ministry of Customs and Trade and was published in the Official Gazette on 24 January 2015.

A range of changes and the exemption were announced in Official Gazette number 29865 on 22 October 2016, entering into force on the same date.

Turkey's Energy Market Regulatory Authority has introduced principles for natural gas distribution license holders to determine tariffs, identify investments deemed to be network building expenditures, as well as upper limits for these investments.

Turkey's Energy Markets Regulatory Authority has determined procedures and principles for investments necessary to deliver natural gas to areas with populations over 20,000 which do not fall within licenses holders' current geographic license scopes.

Turkey has updated electricity legislation relating to calculation of guarantee amounts, reporting obligations, prohibition of share transfers, as well as notification obligations during share transfers.

Turkey has updated technical details of the regulatory regime for measuring instruments, including their use and market-entry. The updated rules apply to meters for electricity, gas, heat flow, water and taxis, as well as weighing instruments, among others.

Turkey's electricity energy market, which accounts for about 2.5% of the Turkish economy, has been in a state of constant change in recent years.

Türkiye's first Climate Law was passed by the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye on the night of July 2nd.

Turkey's petroleum industry imposes certain obligations to petroleum right owners in contracting the conduct of the petroleum operations.

Israel’s offshore Tamar and Leviathan gas fields in Eastern Mediterranean Sea have a significant discovery in order to meet Europe’s rising gas and energy need.

The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, the Energy Market Regulatory Authority ("EPDK"), and the Turkish Energy, Nuclear, and Mining Research Institute ("TENMAK") all provide various incentives for achievement of sustainable goals in the energy sector.

The Electricity Market Regulatory Authority ("EMRA") amended the Regulation on the Unlicensed Electricity Generation in the Electricity Market.

The disorganized state of regulations governing the public-private partnership (the “PPP”) model in Turkey and certain shortcomings of the main law regulating the BOT projects, Law No. 3996 on Realization of Certain Investments and Services under the Build-Operate-Transfer Model (the “BOT Law”), has given rise to the need for addressing models of such cooperation between public and private sectors by means of a framework law.

The fight against climate change has, today, gone beyond environmental policies and become an issue at the core of economic and commercial regulations.

In the Turkish Official Gazette dated 10 June 2020, the Official Correspondence Regulation of 2 February 2015 has been superseded by the Regulation on the Terms and Conditions Applicable...

In last 10 years, energy experts have been working keenly on the establishment of a new private and competitive electricity market in Turkey.

The license to be obtained for the market activity carried out by the aggregator within the framework of combining the generation and/or consumption of one or more network users allows companies to operate on a legal basis.