KETEP 세계에너지시장정보

Contents
Contents 1
About 2
Highlights 2
Executive Summary 3
Hydro 6
Türkiye’s hydro power is reaching capacity 6
Hydro-rich provinces hit hard by 2021 drought 6
The southeast lagged in 2022, other provinces bounced back 8
Droughts slow down Türkiye’s energy transition 8
Solar 10
Ten provinces accounted for more than half of solar generation in 2022 10
Solar mega-project powers Konya’s renewable growth 10
Untapped potential in the south holds back greater progress in solar 11
New unlicensed regulation spurs solar capacity applications 13
Capacity auctions have become more geographically distributed 15
High potential, slow progress 16
Wind 16
Western provinces lead for wind generation 17
İzmir, Çanakkale and İstanbul make up more than a third of recent wind growth 18
Years of delays resulted in no auctioned wind capacities being built 19
Türkiye needs more ambitious wind targets 20
Progress on renewables 21
Three provinces generate almost all geothermal electricity 21
Six provinces generated almost half of Türkiye’s biomass electricity 21
Konya, İzmir and İstanbul were Türkiye’s renewables trail blazers 22
The rise of non-hydro renewables lessened the impact of drought 23
Supporting Materials 25
Data 25
Acknowledgments 25