Türkiye is set to launch one of its largest wind-focused YEKA tenders, offering 1,150 MW across five high-potential provinces. Valued at an estimated $2.3 billion, the round signals strong policy continuity, industrial growth, and grid expansion. With long-term concessions and a clear roadmap to 2035, Türkiye is positioning wind as a cornerstone of its clean energy future.

This November–December, Türkiye will launch new YEKA auctions, including a landmark floating solar project that could mark the start of a new chapter in the country’s clean energy journey. Building on lessons from earlier pilot projects, this initiative raises a pivotal question: can floating solar succeed and reshape the future of Türkiye’s solar energy?