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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.

In the face of global challenges such as climate change and the evolving dynamics of production and consumption patterns brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, alongside disruptions in energy supply and demand ...

Published in the Official Gazette on 16 July 2021, The Green Deal Action Plan aims to promote domestic and international financing opportunities for environmental and climate change issues.

The Regulation on Premiums to be Collected by the Insurance Deposits and Participation Funds and Savings Deposits Insurance Fund was amended.

It should be clearly stated that the environmental declarations included in the advertisements relate to which part or process of that good or service.

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.

In certain cases, geographical limitations and factors, such as the need for allowing energy production may lead governments to the takings of immovables and resources from private ownership for a general public interest.

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In the Turkish Official Gazette dated 10 June 2020, the Official Correspondence Regulation of 2 February 2015 has been superseded by the Regulation on the Terms and Conditions Applicable...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

We recently reviewed the "EU Solar Market Outlook 2025–2030" report. The central message is clear: solar is still winning, but the easy phase is over.

Soil of Turkey includes a lot of variety in mines and minerals. There is an extensive mining capacity and mining possibilities encompass various regions. However, a risky business in its very nature, investment and procedures to start mining operations and the rules to follow during mining operations may get complicated and require professional legal, financial and technical aid and follow-up.

On 7 February 2026, the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, General Directorate of Mining and Petroleum Affairs ("MAPEG"), announced in the Official Gazette numbered 33161 that 485 mining sites would be put out to tender.

The economical importance of Turkey lies beneath its geographical location. It is situated between where the three old continents, Europe, Asia and Africa meet.

Turkey enjoys a perfect geographic location for developing solar power plants.