Energy Sector Institutions in Turkey

The attitudes of key stakeholders in Turkey regarding relations with the EU seem to reflect the country’s domestic political issues and identity concerns as was the case in

Three main developments can affect the prospects for conflict resolution in Karabakh: the parties’ growing frustration with the OSCE Minsk-Group mediation; the

However, given the current regional energy context and the difficulties of immediately procuring new gas resources for its market (e.g. from Turkmenistan, Iran or East

Furthermore, maintaining electricity interconnections with neighboring countries, including nuclear energy to Turkey’s energy mix, establishing an energy hub by

This research paper explores how the EU and Turkey can enhance their cooperation in the political, economic, and foreign policy domains and how they can find a way out of

This program will assist the Directorate of the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (MENR) in the preparation of a renewable energy law, as well as to define the required

The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources carries out the general energy planning studies, using an ‘MAED’ demand model, and TEIAS, (Turkish Electricity Transmission

On 12 th May 2015 the High Judicial Council dismissed, with no right to a legal remedy, judge Süleyman Karaçöl and four public prosecutors (Zekeriya Öz, Celal Kara, Mehmet Yüzgeç