Türkiye and Saudi Arabia are expanding their renewable energy partnership to a planned 5,000 MW, with a new 3,000 MW agreement building on an earlier 2,000 MW deal. The additional agreement is expected to be formally signed during COP31 in Antalya in November. The cooperation comes as Türkiye works to diversify its energy mix, reduce dependence on imports and strengthen its position as a regional energy hub. Türkiye’s installed electricity capacity has grown from around 32 GW to 126 GW over the past 24 years, alongside broader…
