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Commission webinar materials cover emissions, Registry processes and certificates ahead of CBAM’s first 2027 compliance deadline.
Aksa Enerji plans to raise installed capacity to 6,200 MW and EBITDA to $841 million by 2029 as it completes its investment programme.
A TÜREB inventory survey finds that about 70% of companies in Türkiye’s wind-energy industry expect to invest over the next three years, while 74% anticipate expanding their workforce.
Türkiye’s energy minister identified gas, green hydrogen, power networks and critical materials as potential fields for joint work with Germany.
The world’s seas and oceans absorbed a record 23 zettajoules of heat in the period covered by a new Ocean State Report, equal to about 40 times annual global energy use.
Türkiye is ranked 38th in the World Risk Index, which assesses overall disaster risk from natural hazards.
The European Commission’s latest CBAM review found that the 50-tonne de minimis threshold would exclude 0.87% of embedded emissions.
A TÜBA workshop at Uşak University will assess carbon economics and sustainable energy policy for energy-intensive industry.
A European Commission release says Copernicus’s latest ocean assessment identifies severe Arctic change and record marine heatwaves.
WNISR 2026 says global reactor shutdowns marginally exceeded new operations over 20 years, while wind and solar generation grew faster.
Türkiye has proposed COP31 goals to lift recycled products to 15% of material use and reduce waste generation by half by 2035.
İGDAŞ, İstanbul Enerji and waste-management company İSTAÇ have concluded collective labour agreements with their respective unions.
Authors from 79 countries met in Pathum, Thailand, to develop the first draft of the IPCC’s AR7 mitigation assessment.
Solar and wind represented 34.2% of Türkiye’s 126,944 MW electricity capacity at the end of August 2026.
Zorlu Enerji has finished the inaugural five-month cycle of its leadership programme for 100 women aged 18–35 in Türkiye.
Gümrük ve Turizm İşletmeleri plans a 24.16 MWm solar facility in Karaman to offset its own electricity use.
Türkiye has marked nine years of its Zero Waste programme by making it a theme of COP31, which it says will be held in Antalya.
An Enerji Günlüğü commentary says Türkiye should use COP31 in Antalya to align industrial decarbonisation, technology and investment.
Türkiye’s energy administration is preparing a 120 MW solar plant in Derik, Mardin, with investment put at TL1.35 billion.
Türkiye’s energy regulator has reset the investment-limit schedule feeding Aksa Ordu Giresun’s retail gas tariff calculations through 2026.
By the end of August 2026, Türkiye had 27,914 MW of solar capacity within a 126,944 MW electricity system.
Türkiye has opened a World Bank procedures-based tender for energy-efficiency repairs at 11 public buildings, with bids due on 2 November 2026.
Galata Wind plans to lift its renewable generation capacity from 354.2 MW at the end of 2025 to 500 MW in 2026 and 600 MW in 2027.
Türkiye’s meteorological assessment puts 2024 at a record 15.6°C annual mean, while 2025 brought the country’s lowest rainfall since 1964.
Alanya Özkaymak Turizm İşletmeciliği has proposed a 122.4 MW wind plant and 122.4 MWh storage facility spanning Antalya and Burdur.
Engin Grup has proposed a TRY28 million Elmadağ facility for waste-oil refining, hazardous-waste recovery and vegetable-oil storage.
The European Commission says available 2025 EU ETS surrender and compliance data will be published no later than 6 October 2026.
Yıldıray Lise says COP31 in Antalya should advance coordinated action on climate change, biodiversity loss and land degradation.
İklim Haber says no country has outlawed conventional livestock farming, while Türkiye and Italy restrict cultivated-meat production and imports.
Türkiye has revised EV charging rules so storage-backed sites can deliver more power than their contracted grid capacity under control conditions.