Turkey's Installed Electricity Capacity Has Reached 127,355 Megawatts.
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Türkiye's installed electricity capacity reached 127,355 megawatts by the end of September 2026. 43,762 megawatts, representing 63.1% of the total installed capacity, came from renewable energy sources, while the share of solar energy in the installed capacity increased to 34.4%.
Türkiye's installed electricity capacity reached 127,355 megawatts at the end of September, with 70.3% of electricity production coming from domestic sources. Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar stated, "We have reduced our dependence on foreign sources for electricity production to below 30%. We will further increase our strength in the electricity sector, where we have already achieved significant capacity."
The Share of Renewable Energy in Türkiye's Installed Electricity Capacity Has Risen to 63.1 Percent.
According to the Ministry of Energy, Türkiye's installed electricity capacity reached 127,355 megawatts in September, with renewable energy capacity reaching 80,315 megawatts. While renewable sources accounted for 63.1 percent of total power, Minister Bayraktar stated that the share of domestic resources in production was 70.3 percent.
Turkey's installed electricity capacity reached 127,355 megawatts by the end of September 2026. During the same period, renewable energy capacity exceeded 80,000 megawatts, reaching 80,315 megawatts. The share of renewable energy in total installed capacity reached 63.1%, while the share of domestic resources in total installed capacity was recorded as 72.1%. In September, the total installed capacity of solar and wind energy reached 43,762 mega…
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