This story is currently available in ინგლისური only — a translation isn't ready yet.
Turkey's first offshore wind tender has a date — Bayraktar confirmed the timeline to Anadolu Agency.
ℹ️ ბრაუზერის ხმოვანი წაკითხვა · AI სტუდიო ხმა მალე

Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar announced that the Renewable Energy Resource Areas (YEKA) tender for offshore wind energy will be held in the first quarter of 2027, with the minister making the announcement directly to Anadolu Agency.
Turkey has not previously launched a tender in this field, making the upcoming auction the country's first official step toward offshore wind. The plan adapts the YEKA model already used for onshore wind, with the explicit goal of drawing domestic turbine and infrastructure industries into the process.
As Turkey moves to double its renewable capacity under its 2035 targets, technical capacity ceilings are coming into view in onshore wind and solar tenders. Whether the offshore tender concludes on schedule will be a critical test — both for investor appetite and for the country's maritime infrastructure readiness.
Energy Minister Bayraktar announced that Turkey's first offshore wind YEKA auction will be held in the first quarter of 2027. This auction will constitute the country's first official step towards offshore wind energy.
Offshore wind has become critical due to Turkey's approach to onshore wind and solar capacity limits for its 2035 renewable energy targets. The successful completion of the auction will create opportunities for investors and the domestic energy industry, otherwise energy transition targets could be jeopardized.