Türkiye 2026

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Türkiye expects a decline in GHG emissions by 2030 compared to the BAU scenario

MtCO2-eq

Türkiye plans to significantly expand solar PV and wind capacity, and can build on recent growth

GW

Industrial activity outpaced industrial energy demand growth in 2010-2023


Sixfold
growth of domestic natural gas production between 2018 and 2025

bcm

Flexibility and robust grid infrastructure are critical to supporting power system transformation

TWh


Notes
The GHG emissions chart is illustrative, showing the expected direction of emissions beyond 2035 rather than precise projected levels.

Sources
GHG emissions: IEA analysis based on Turkish Statistical Institute (2025), Greenhouse Gas Emissions Statistics 1990-2023, (accessed January 2026).
Wind and solar capacity: IEA (2026), Electricity Information; UNFCCC (2024), 2053 Long Term Climate Strategy, (accessed January 2026).
Industry: IEA analysis based on UNIDO (2025), INDSTAT Revision 4, Value added, (accessed January 2026); IEA (2026), Energy End-uses and Efficiency Indicators.
Natural gas production: IEA (2026), Monthly Gas Data Service.
Power system transformation: IEA (2025), World Energy Balances.