Türkiye is reshaping its energy mix at speed — adding gigawatts of solar and wind every year while opening storage and grid modernization to private capital.
Renewable sources already account for roughly 57% of Türkiye's installed capacity. The government's 2035 roadmap targets 120 GW of combined wind and solar — up from ~30 GW today — backed by an estimated USD 108 billion investment programme.
The opportunity set spans utility-scale solar parks, onshore and offshore wind, battery storage, green hydrogen pilots, grid digitalization, and supplier-side investments in modules, inverters and balance-of-system components.
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