- Total installed electricity capacity reaches 120,784 MW by end of August, with renewables exceeding 74,000 MW and hydro, solar, and wind leading the mix
- Türkiye's growing energy independence, driven by renewables, increased oil and gas output, and softer global prices, is expected to ease its import burden
- Growing awareness of climate change, combined with lower costs for wind and solar equipment and robust policy incentives, help boost global renewable capacity
- 400-kilometer Bay of Biscay electricity interconnection set to become first submarine electricity interconnection between Spain and France, once operational in 2028
- Since April 2 — dubbed 'liberation day' by Trump — Brent crude sheds 10.5%, or roughly $7.80 per barrel, while WTI crude loses 10.7%, or around $7.60
- Once project is implemented, transmission systems will be modernized, production infrastructure will operate more efficiently, and energy security will increase, Türkiye's energy minister said
- Two sides discuss 'ways to rehabilitate agricultural infrastructure to build integrated projects that contribute to greater investment and the creation of new job opportunities'
-'From industrial plants to real estate, retail, and hotel developments, Turkish companies play a key role in our region,' CEO of Tatarstan's investment agency tells Anadolu
- "This conference is an invaluable platform to share Saudi Arabia's vision and forge partnerships that promote sustainable global economic growth," Saudi Arabia's Minister of Investment, Khalid Al-Falih said
- "Falling short on climate investment before 2030 risks compounding costs and intensifying the path to stability in later years," experts warn at COP29
- 'There are obviously stresses, and real issue then is how they might interact with some still quite stretched markets in places,' says Andrew Bailey, Bank's governor