Gas, Power, and Pressure: The Geopolitics of Kurdistan’s Emerging Surplus

Gas, Power, and Pressure: The Geopolitics of Kurdistan’s Emerging Surplus

Escaping the Hormuz Trap

The 70-year history of oil transit crises suggests engineering will prove more effective than diplomacy.

Turkey extends Russian gas imports for a year as it plans US investment

Turkey has extended its expiring Russian gas import contracts by a year as it plans U.S. infrastructure investment as part of efforts to reduce reliance on Russian energy, the Turkish energy minister...

Turkey's Decision to End the Oil Agreement with Iraq

Turkey plans IPOs for state energy companies, minister says

Turkey plans initial public offerings (IPO) for state-owned energy companies to strengthen their institutional structures, the energy minister said late on Monday.

Climate Investment Funds board backs $1 bln Turkey grid upgrade plan

Multilateral lender Climate Investment Funds (CIF) has agreed to back a $1 billion plan to upgrade Turkey's electricity grid so it can handle more renewable energy by providing an initial investment...

Greece and Turkey explore holding talks on maritime zones

Greece and Turkey will explore whether they can start talks aimed at demarcating their maritime zones, Greece's foreign ministry said on Wednesday.

Turkey to send ship to search for oil and gas off Somalia coast

Turkey will send an exploration vessel off the coast of Somalia later this year to search for oil and gas as part of a hydrocarbon cooperation deal between two countries, Turkish energy ministry said...

Turkey becomes Europe's largest coal-fired electricity producer

Turkey overtook Germany to become Europe's largest producer of coal-fired electricity over the first four months of 2024, data from energy think tank Ember shows.

Turkey signs long-term LNG deal with ExxonMobil

Turkey's state gas grid operator BOTAS signed an LNG trade deal with ExxonMobil on Wednesday, the Turkish energy minister said, in a bid to diversify resources.