Türkiye’s energy landscape is diversifying rapidly: hydro contributes 22%, wind 11%, and solar 7% of power generation. Coal-fired plants still dominate at 36%, but discounted Russian coal has kept costs low.

However, gas-fired energy rebounded 52% YoY; reflecting grid balancing needs. Clean energy capacity is expanding: 13 GW of wind is operational, with a goal of 30 GW by 2035. Nearly 90% of 13 GW under development is renewable, with nuclear also set to join the electricity mix.

This shift creates demand for wind turbines, solar panels, battery storage, and grid tech. GTA helps clients navigate sourcing from Türkiye’s renewable OEMs, while managing export documentation, certifications, and logistics from Istanbul’s ports.

Takeaway: As Türkiye transitions toward renewables, international buyers can capitalize on early access to wind and solar equipment, with GTA ensuring seamless quality and export coordination.

Why GTA?

• Localized Infrastructure Access: From shipyards to ports, we connect you directly to reliable Turkish partners.
• Multi-modal Logistics Expertise: Sea, rail, air; any route, any volume, we manage end-to-end.
• Certified Quality Assurance: Lab testing, financial modeling, customs facilitation; handled by our Istanbul team.
• Resilient Sourcing Plans: We pivot with trends; from ship recycling to energy exports; to ensure supply chain stability.

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