ESCO, EPC and Corporate PPAs in Turkey: Net-Zero Roadmap
ESCO, EPC, and Corporate PPAs in Turkey: A Net-Zero Roadmap for Multinational Companies The Energy Dilemma Facing Foreign Companies in Turkey Imagine you operate a manufacturing facility in Turkey. Your global headquarters has committed to net-zero by 2030; your EU customers are demanding Scope 2 emissions disclosures; and as of 1 January 2026, the Carbon […]
Turkey vs Spain, Italy, Greece: Renewable Energy Returns Compared
Every year, hundreds of international investors ask the same question: “Is there a compelling, data-driven reason to choose Turkey over Southern Europe for renewable energy investment?” This article answers that question without sentiment — with numbers. When you look at the comparative evidence for renewable energy investment in Turkey, the picture is considerably stronger than […]
Green Hydrogen Investment in Turkey: 2026 Guide
The global race to secure green hydrogen supply chains is reshaping energy investment decisions worldwide — and Turkey is rapidly emerging as one of the most strategically compelling locations for green hydrogen investment. With a National Hydrogen Strategy targeting 2 GW of electrolyser capacity by 2035 and an ambitious 70 GW by 2053, Turkey has […]
Turkey’s Super Permit: Renewable Approvals in Under 2 Years
Turkey’s ‘Super Permit’ Reform: Renewable Project Timelines Cut from 4 Years to Under 2 Why Permitting Was the Biggest Deterrent for Foreign Investors in Turkey Ask any developer who has tried to build a solar plant in Turkey before 2024, and permitting complexity will feature prominently in their account. Until recently, a utility-scale renewable energy […]
Turkey’s First Offshore Wind Tender in 2026: Investor Guide
Turkey is preparing to open an entirely new chapter in its renewable energy story. Following years of rapid onshore wind development — 14,700 MW installed capacity and 2 GW added in 2025 alone — the country is now setting its sights on offshore wind. Turkey’s first offshore wind tender is expected in 2026, according to […]
Floating Solar in Turkey: A 53 GW Investment Opportunity
Floating Solar in Turkey: A 53 GW Untapped Opportunity for Foreign Investors While Turkey’s solar energy sector surpassed 25 GW of installed capacity in early 2026, one sub-sector continues to fly under the radar despite representing one of the most compelling investment cases in the country: floating photovoltaics (floating PV). With more than 800 dam […]
Battery Storage (BESS) in Turkey: 33 GW Pipeline Opportunity
Turkey is already one of the world’s fastest-growing renewable energy markets — and the next frontier is now unmistakable: battery energy storage systems (BESS). With a pre-licence pipeline exceeding 33 GW as of early 2026, Turkey has become a market that global storage investors, equipment manufacturers, and integrated renewable developers can no longer afford to […]
Turkey’s 2035 Renewable Energy Roadmap: An $80 Billion Opportunity
Turkey’s 2035 Renewable Energy Roadmap: An $80 Billion Investment Opportunity Introduction: One of the World’s Largest Energy Transitions Is Happening in Turkey In October 2024, Turkey’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Alparslan Bayraktar, unveiled the country’s most ambitious energy strategy to date: the 2035 Renewable Energy Roadmap. The targets are striking — 120 GW […]
CBAM 2026: Why European Companies Invest in Turkey’s Renewables
CBAM 2026: Why European Companies Are Investing in Turkey’s Renewable Energy The Carbon Border Is Now a Business Reality On 1 January 2026, the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) entered full force. For years, it was a policy debate. Now, it is a line item on every procurement manager’s spreadsheet. Companies exporting steel, aluminium, […]
YEKA Tenders 2026: A Complete Guide for Foreign Investors
Turkey’s renewable energy market is moving fast — and the numbers back it up. The country has committed to reaching 120 GW of solar and wind capacity by 2035, launching at least 2 GW of new YEKA (Renewable Energy Resource Zone) tenders every year to stay on track. With 5.8 GW already allocated through competitive […]