A new era in renewable energy: a $1.9 billion investment is coming
Original headlineYenilenebilir enerjide yeni dönem: 1,9 milyar dolarlık yatırım geliyor
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Turkey has allocated 2,285 megawatts of wind and solar capacity across 18 sites following competitive tenders, Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said, with total investment expected to reach $1.9 billion. The projects are projected to displace 1.22 billion cubic meters of natural gas imports annually. The allocation marks a new phase in Turkey's renewable energy expansion and underscores Ankara's push to curb reliance on imported fossil fuels. Details on winning bidders and construction timelines have yet to be disclosed.
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Alparslan Bayraktar, Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, Turkey