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Turkey 2026 scheduled power and water outages

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Latest: Biga scheduled for multiple electricity outages

The nationwide programme of planned electricity and water interruptions that began in May 2026 has continued through mid-September. Outages are tied to network renewal, transformer replacement, line upgrades, and infrast

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Turkey renewable surge, EV boom, and infrastructure gaps

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Latest: Turkey accelerates renewable energy and industrial power transition

Turkey’s energy transition and electric vehicle (EV) adoption have accelerated through mid-2026. By July, renewable energy sources accounted for 58% of total electricity generation, a significant increase from 43% the pr

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Turkey fuel price volatility and diesel tax adjustments

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Latest: Turkey fuel prices rise as diesel exceeds 90 TL per liter

Turkey is navigating significant fuel price volatility driven by a scheduled phased tax increase and global market shifts. Following a Presidential Decision to zero out the Special Consumption Tax (ÖTV) on diesel from Au

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Turkish energy tariff and regulation updates

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Latest: EPDK revises natural gas, fuel, and LPG tariffs in Turkey

Türkiye’s Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK) has issued several updates to energy tariffs and investment ceilings. In early August, the EPDK approved revised storage and transmission tariffs for Petrol Ofisi AŞ

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Turkey electricity subsidy and tariff adjustments

2 clusters · 29 sources · last updated

Latest: Turkey energy costs rise with expected diesel and electricity price hikes

Turkish energy authorities are evaluating measures to reduce state electricity subsidies and manage rising production costs. Initial plans focused on lowering the annual consumption thresholds required for subsidized rat

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