Türkiye's Renewable Power Capacity Tops 80 GW as Solar and Wind Expand
Renewables account for 63.1% of installed capacity and 56.9% of electricity generation in September, Energy Ministry figures show

Coverage of hydrocarbons, pipelines, electricity and the energy diplomacy connecting Türkiye, the Eastern Mediterranean, the Caucasus and the Gulf.
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Renewables account for 63.1% of installed capacity and 56.9% of electricity generation in September, Energy Ministry figures show

The proposed Cyprus-to-Egypt gas route still needs binding supply and pipeline contracts, as well as a final investment decision

A reported $3-per-MMBtu tariff complicates plans to export gas to Egypt, while NewMed targets 2028 for an investment decision

The regulator has recognized €82m of €302m claimed by Greece’s grid operator; Damianos says consumers will pay only after power flows

Ankara says the arrangement will support energy security; the buyer, volume and delivery timetable remain undisclosed

Osman Gazi left Filyos on October 17 as Ankara targets first gas at its flare tower in December and higher Sakarya output in early 2027

The WNISR examines Akkuyu’s missed deadlines, a 2010 pricing clause and Russian financing as solar outproduces nuclear worldwide

A TEİAŞ delegation met Armenia's infrastructure minister and grid operators as work advances to bring the dormant interconnector back into service

Both sides confirm framework talks on oil, gas and infrastructure, while Ankara proposes extending Kirkuk-Ceyhan to Basra as a Hormuz alternative

Greek diplomatic sources say NAVTEX 953/26 reaches areas claimed by the Republic of Cyprus as Ankara moves ahead with seabed work for the planned gas link

The project starts years behind earlier targets as China adds Arctic container capacity and South Korea tests the same corridor

A USTDA-funded study will examine US SMR designs and five Gen IV reactor technologies as Ankara prepares licensing, financing and siting rules
