Türkiye’s energy system is undergoing a rapid transformation driven by rising energy demand, high import dependency, and evolving global dynamics. While the strong growth in renewable energy investments and recent policy developments demonstrate significant progress, adopting a holistic approach to the energy system and strengthening implementation capacity remain critical to accelerating the transition.
The Türkiye Energy Transition Outlook 2025, which is prepared by the SHURA Energy Transition Center, provides a comprehensive assessment of Türkiye’s energy transition by examining the current state of the energy system, key trends, and priorities for the years ahead.
The report analyses the core components of Türkiye’s energy system from energy supply and demand to greenhouse gas emissions, energy security, and cost dynamics. It also evaluates the pace and direction of the transition through the lenses of renewable energy, energy efficiency, and electrification.
As Türkiye prepares to host COP31 in November 2026, the report highlights a timely opportunity to accelerate the shift from climate commitments to implementation. The report provides a strategic reference for advancing Türkiye’s national energy transition goals and contributing to global climate action by identifying policy priorities for scaling up renewable energy investments, accelerating electrification, and strengthening system flexibility.
