Biomass and biogas energy investment in Turkey is gaining attention from foreign investors seeking profitable renewable energy opportunities with stable returns. As part of its renewable energy strategy, Turkey is expanding the use of organic waste, agricultural residues, and other biomass resources for energy generation. This approach supports sustainable development, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and […]
Introduction In Turkey, the term “establishing a trademark” technically means registering a trademark, and the process is regulated under the Industrial Property Law. Trademark registration is an administrative procedure conducted before the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office (TÜRKPATENT) and is distinct from establishing a company. Below is a step-by-step breakdown of the trademark registration process […]
Geothermal energy investment in Turkey has become a significant opportunity for foreign investors who are looking to enter the renewable energy market with projects that offer both sustainability and profitability. Turkey ranks among the top countries in Europe for geothermal resources, with more than 1,500 MW of installed capacity and vast untapped potential, especially in […]
Introduction Child custody cases involving foreigners in Turkey are governed by the Turkish Civil Code (TCC), the Private International and Procedural Law (PIL), and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Depending on whether the child is a Turkish citizen or a foreign national, different legal scenarios and applicable rules may arise. […]
1. Introduction Solar energy investment in Turkey is one of the fastest-growing opportunities for foreign investors looking to enter the renewable energy market. With over 2,640 hours of sunshine annually, favorable government incentives, and a strong legal framework, Turkey offers an ideal environment for building solar power plants. This guide from AdvocaTeTurkey explains every step—licensing, […]
Wind energy investment in Turkey is rapidly becoming one of the most attractive opportunities for foreign investors seeking sustainable and profitable projects. With abundant wind resources, strategic geographical positioning, and government-backed incentives, Turkey offers a favorable environment for developing wind power plants. This comprehensive legal guide explains each step of the process, from feasibility studies […]
Introduction The right of pre-emption (also known as the right of first refusal or şufa hakkı in Turkish law) grants co-owners of a property the priority to purchase a share that another co-owner intends to sell to a third party.Its purpose is to protect co-ownership relations and prevent property shares from being transferred to outsiders […]