KETEP 세계에너지시장정보

Executive summary 5

Renewables 8
  Solar electricity generation increased by 39% year-on-year 8
  Solar growth meets one-third of rise in power demand 9
  Romania overtakes Türkiye for share of solar in electricity generation 10
  Hybrid solar plant capacity exceeds 1 GW 11
 Growth in electricity generation from wind has slowed 12
  Minimal rise in wind power 12
  Türkiye's place in wind power ranking in Europe remains unchanged 13
 Increase in hydroelectricity despite dry year 14
  Decline in run-of-river hydroelectricity generation 15
  Third highest year for annual hydroelectricity generation 16
  Wind and solar can complement hydro in drought years 17

Fossil 18
  Coal-fired electricity generation increases, but nears peak 18
  Türkiye surpasses Germany in coal-fired electricity generation 19
 Share of fossil at historic low level 20
  Record decline in fossil share driven by gas 20
  Türkiye still relies on imports both in coal and gas 21
 Wind and solar outperform domestic coal power’s peak 22

Demand 24
  Increase in demand due to record temperatures 24
  Industry is not the source of increased electricity demand 25
  Wind and solar need to outpace demand growth to displace fossil fuel imports 25
  Growth in electricity demand has slowed since 2017 27

Targets 29
 Wind and solar to quadruple by 2035 29
  Targets put wind and solar at half of Türkiye’s electricity in 2035 30
  Targeting growth in storage and exports 32

Recommendations 33
 Address limited connection capacity 33
 Install hybrid power plants  34
 Ensure auctions are effective 34
 Free up unused connection capacity 34
 Introduce new types of auctions 35
 Increase interconnector capacity with neighbouring countries 35

Supporting materials 36

Acknowledgements 38