Turkish energy regulations Tag

by B. Aslı Saraçoğlu Uzunoğlu

20 January 2026: Boden Law publishes report on Türkiye’s Energy Landscape: Regulatory Shifts in 2025

As we approach the end of the first month of 2026, we have taken the opportunity to look back at the most significant regulatory developments and policy changes that shaped Türkiye’s energy markets in 2025.

Our associates Can Yıldız and Ceren Karaciğer have compiled a concise overview of the key legislative and regulatory updates across the electricity, natural gas and renewables with a focus on developments most relevant to market participants and investors.

We hope this summary provides a helpful reference for those following regulatory trends in Türkiye’s energy sector and contributes to ongoing discussions on market evolution and sustainability.

Our summary report on these developments is shared below. For further information or inquiries, please contact us at info@boden-law.com

Click here to view the report.

by B. Aslı Saraçoğlu Uzunoğlu

Our report on “New Regulations in the Turkish Electricity and Gas Market” is out now!

The new regulations in Turkey’s electricity and natural gas markets were discussed in the Grand National Assembly for about three months and were enacted on May 5, 2024. The law, published in the Official Gazette on May 11, 2024, includes key changes such as permitting floating renewable energy plants without zoning plans, enabling unlicensed electricity generation facilities that have been operational for 10 years to transition to licensed production, and adding the definition of “liquefaction of natural gas” to the Natural Gas Market Law. For more information, read our guide and contact us.