1) Why the “legal nature” question matters in BOTAŞ contracts Parties sign contracts with BOTAŞ for very different reasons: long-term natural gas supply, LNG regasification and storage services, capacity booking in the transmission network, balancing and nomination arrangements, pipeline construction, compressor station works, engineering services, or strategic infrastructure cooperation. These deals can look similar on […]
1) Why PPAs have become a central tool in the Turkish energy market A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is no longer just a “sale contract” between a generator and a buyer. In Turkey, PPAs increasingly function as the commercial spine of renewable and conventional projects alike—especially as corporate buyers seek predictable energy costs, stronger sustainability […]
1) Why carbon pricing has become a legal risk—not a sustainability slogan Carbon has turned into a regulated cost. For heavy industry, power generation, and carbon-intensive supply chains, carbon pricing is no longer limited to voluntary commitments. It is increasingly shaped by public-law obligations, market-based compliance tools, and cross-border trade measures. Two developments make Turkey’s […]
Energy and Mining Law in Turkey (2026) | Licensing, Permits, Compliance Why this matters for investors Energy and mining projects in Turkey sit at the intersection of public law permits, sector-specific licensing, environmental and social compliance, and contractual risk allocation (EPC, offtake, O&M, royalty/JV structures). The legal framework can be opportunity-rich—but it is also document-heavy […]