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ARTICLE · 13 AUGUST 2026

SPP And WPP YEKA Tenders 2026

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Turkey's Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources has announced major renewable energy tenders for 2026, offering 900 MWe of solar capacity across 14 projects and 1,500 MWe of wind capacity across 7 projects.

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The Republic of Türkiye’s Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (“Ministry”) announced the Tender for the Allocation of Renewable Energy Resource Areas and Connection Capacities Based on Solar Energy (the “SPP YEKA Tender 2026“) for new solar power plant projects (“SPPs”) and the Tender for the Allocation of Renewable Energy Resource Areas and Connection Capacities Based on Wind Energy (the “WPP YEKA Tender 2026”) for new wind power plant projects (“WPPs”) in the Official Gazette dated 11 July 2026 and numbered 33307 (the “Tender Announcement”). The tender specifications (“Specifications”)1 and the draft contracts (“Contract(s)”)2 for the SPP YEKA Tender 2026 and the WPP YEKA Tender 2026 have also been published on the Ministry’s official webpage.

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