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Electricity generation, transmission, distribution, and trade are considered public services by court decisions.

Turkish Energy Market Regulation Authority ("EMRA") recently published amendments in relation to the Natural Gas Market License Regulation ("Regulation") in the Official Gazette dated 24 May 2017...

The TCA has published its short decision concerning the first investigation ever conducted in the electricity sector and has imposed a total fine of TRY 38 million on Akdeniz Elektrik Dağıtım A.Ş...

The European Union's ("EU") European Green Deal ("EGD") is a comprehensive roadmap towards carbon neutrality by 2050. It also has significant implications for Türkiye, which seeks to align its policies and practices with the EU.

The Regulation on Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights of the Turkish Energy, Nuclear and Mining Research Institute (the “Regulation”), issued by the Turkish Energy, Nuclear and Mining Research Institute (“TENMAK”)...

European Commission Launches Draft on the Scope the CBAM and Updating Rule of Practice for Consultation!

The share of renewable energy sources (including hydro) had increased from 43.3% to 44.7%, and the share of total wind installed capacity increased from 7.9% to 8.4% in 2018.

Turkey holds a strategic role in natural gas between the world’s second largest natural gas market, Continental Europe, and the substantial gas reserves of the Caspian Basin and the Middle East.

As of 02.10.2013, everyone will be able to produce his/her own electrical energy in certain amounts.

Since December 2015, the renewable energy market in Turkey was waiting, in some kind of distress, for the amendment of the Regulation on the Unlicensed Electricity Generation in the Electricity Market.

In terms of the power generation, using the natural gas takes first and the coal takes second place in Turkey.

Due to its remarkable economic growth over the last decade, Turkey's energy demand has considerably increased.

The Law No. 7451 on the Amendment of the Law on Organized Industrial Zones and Certain Laws was published in the Official Gazette dated 10 April 2023 and numbered 32159 and entered into force on the same day ...

While nuclear power has been an agenda item for Turkey since the 1970s, the first significant steps could only be taken four years ago.

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.