Boden Law’s contribution to Lexology’s Panoramic: Electricity Regulation 2025 is now live!
Boden Law is proud to announce our contribution to Lexology‘s Panoramic: Electricity Regulation 2025 is now live! ⚡
As contributors, Deger Boden and Dila Küçükali from Boden Law provide a comprehensive analysis of Turkey’s electricity regulation landscape. This guide dives deep into the evolving regulatory framework, with particular emphasis on the latest developments in climate change, sustainability, and alternative energy sources.
The report covers key aspects such as power generation, transmission, distribution, public service obligations, and the role of competition law. We also explore the legal and policy trends that will shape the future of Turkey’s energy market, ensuring stakeholders are well-equipped to navigate the shifting regulatory environment.
For a detailed comparison and to explore the latest trends driving electricity regulation in Turkey and beyond, read the full publication on Lexology.
Click here to read the full report.
Our report on the changes in the Electricity Market License Regulation is out now!
New Regulation from EMRA: Changes in the Shareholding Structure of Preliminary License Holder Companies are Now Subject to the Approval of EMRA!
With the regulation published on 17 August 2024 in the Official Gazette amending the Electricity Market License Regulation, it is now mandatory to have the approval of EMRA for changes to be made in the shareholding structure of legal entities at the preliminary license stage. While previously a written notification was sufficient, with the new regulation, changes made without approval may lead to the cancellation of the preliminary license. This critical regulation is of great importance for investors and energy sector stakeholders.
Our report on the changes to the Communique Regarding the Application of the Decision Related to Government Aid in Investments is out now!
Changes have been made on 24 and 25 August, 2004, to the Communique Regarding the Application of the Decision Related to Government Aid in Investments. Accordingly, changes will be made in investment expenditures that are not evaluated within the scope of incentive certificates, with the aim of increasing domestic production, especially in solar energy, and intensifying work in this field.