Turkey is taking the necessary legislative steps to enhance
its investment environment, ensure the security of its energy supply, promptly
integrate domestic and renewable resources into its energy system, and
eliminate bureaucratic challenges for energy market investors.
Turkey has experienced increased consumption, economic
expansion, positive demographic trends, and a rapid pace of urbanization and
industrialization in recent years. The combination of these factors has
resulted in a swift increase in energy demand (estimated to rise around 6
percent annually until 2023)[1] and has contributed to making Turkey one of the
fastest growing energy markets in the world.