AA's "From Darkness to the Grid" report states that Türkiye's electricity journey began on September 15, 1902, with a system connected to a water mill in Tarsus, and extended to the national grid during the Republican era. In 1923, the country had 38 power plants and an installed capacity of 32.8 megawatts.
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AA's "From Darkness to the Grid" report states that Türkiye's electricity journey began on September 15, 1902, with a system connected to a water mill in Tarsus, and extended to the national grid during the Republican era. In 1923, the country had 38 power plants and an installed capacity of 32.8 megawatts.