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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.

The Decree on the Transportation of Crude Oil and Jet Fuel by Road and Rail was amended by way of Presidential Decree numbered 715, effective as from its publication in the Official Gazette on 7 February 2019.

Turkey’s energy demand has increased over the years and Turkey’s importance in world energy market has been growing.

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.

This basically shows that the barriers to finance the renewable projects are global blocking out to consider the subset of investments as project finance.

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.

With an amendment regulation published in the Official Gazette dated March 23, 2016 and numbered 29662 (amendment regulation will shortly be referred to as the "AR"), the Energy Market Regulatory Authority ("EMRA") has brought ground-breaking changes to the unlicensed electricity generation in Turkey, ..

The aim of the relationship between the Energy Law and the Environmental Law is the generation of energy with environmental harm in levels that can be tolerated by the environment.

There has long been discussion regarding the issue of payment by thermal power plants to the Treasury for the usage of sea water in the production of cooling water.

Although the remarkable economic growth in the past decade, Turkey is still considered as a "middle-income" country in OECD standards.

The Turkish Energy Regulatory Authority, EMRA, has amended the Principles and Procedures on the Determination of Power Plant Areas of Electricity Generation Facilities Subject to Pre-License and License in the Electricity Market ...

The Turkish Constitutional Court recently annulled certain provisions of the Electricity Market Law No. 6446, which was enacted on 14 March 2013.

Natural gas does not have a long history in Turkey. The initial demand for natural gas consumption was miniscule, starting at 0,5 bcm in 1987, and increased dramatically in the following years with a growing share of natural gas use in the production of electricity in Turkey.